If L>M, M=N and D < M , then which of the following relations will...

Given: $L>M, M=N$ and $D < M$. Option 1) (\mathrm{L}>$\mathrm{D} \rightarrow$) True. (As ($\mathrm{L}$>$\mathrm{M}$) and M D definitely holds.) Option 2) (M < L \rightarrow) True. ($L>M$ so the converse that is $L>M$ definitely holds.) Option 3) $L>N →$ True. $(L>M, M=N$, this implies that $L>N$.) Option 4) (N < D \rightarrow) False. ($M=N$ and $D < M$, this implies that $N>D$.) Therefore, only the fourth option is false. Hence, the correct answer is "Option 4".