If P(x) is the statement x ≥ 11, Q (x) is the statement x ≤ -2 and R (x) is the statement (x - 3)(x + 2) ≥ 0.  which of these are true?  A. P (x) -> Q (x)  B. P (x) -> R (x)  C. R (x) <-> Q (x)  D. R (x) -> Q (x)  E. R (x) <-> P (x)

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If P(x) is the statement x ≥ 11, Q (x) is the statement x ≤ -2 and R (x) is the statement (x - 3)(x + 2) ≥ 0. 

which of these are true? 
A. P (x) -> Q (x) 

B. P (x) -> R (x) 

C. R (x) <-> Q (x) 

D. R (x) -> Q (x) 

E. R (x) <-> P (x) 

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