From the image you provided, here’s a breakdown of the question and answer options:

Question Breakdown:

• Symbols:

  • Δ means "is greater than."
  • % means "is less than."
  • = means "is equal to."
  • ≠ means "is not equal to."
  • • means "is greater than or equal to."
  • x means "is less than or equal to."

  The condition in the problem is:

  • $a \, \times \, b$ and $b \, \square \, c$, where we need to choose the correct alternative from:
    • $c + a$
    • $b \Delta a$
    • $a + c$
    • $c \square a$
    • None

Solution Analysis:

The question involves comparison logic using various symbols, but it's unclear which exact conditions apply to the operations $\times$ and $\square$ here based on the question setup.

Would you like me to dive into one of these symbols more deeply or provide additional detailed steps?

Here are some follow-up questions to deepen your understanding:

1. How do different mathematical operators like "greater than or equal to" relate to logical reasoning questions?
2. What is the approach to solve symbol-based reasoning questions?
3. Can you list out different types of inequality symbols used in logical reasoning?
4. What happens if two conditions conflict in reasoning-based questions?
5. Why is understanding symbols crucial for competitive exams?

Tip: Always translate symbolic questions into plain mathematical conditions to avoid confusion during exams.