Select the correct conclusion that can be drawn from the given statements.
Statements:
1. X>Z=C≥K
2. E≥G≤H=K ​​

Given: Statements:
1. X>Z=C≥K
2. E≥G≤H=K

Option (a): X>H $$\rightarrow$$ From X > Z = C ≥ K and H = K, we know X > K and H = K. Therefore, X > H is True. (True)

Option (b): C ≥ E $$\rightarrow$$ From Z = C ≥ K There is no direct relationship between C and E in the given statements, we cannot conclude C ≥ E. Hence, this is False. (False)
Option (c): Z ≥ E $$\rightarrow$$ There is no direct relationship between Z and E in the given statements. Hence, this is False. (False)​

Option (d): C < E $$\rightarrow$$ There is not direct relationship between C and E in the given statements. Hence, this is False. (False)

Thus, correct option is (a).