Relational Operators (Grade 11 NSC Matric Computer Application Technology): Quizzes
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What do relational operators always return when comparing values?
What do relational operators always return when comparing values?
TRUE or FALSE
Which operator represents 'not equal to'?
Which operator represents 'not equal to'?
<>
Which operator means 'greater than or equal to'?
Which operator means 'greater than or equal to'?
=
What does the < operator test for?
What does the < operator test for?
Less than
In =IF(C2>20,"No","Yes"), what displays if C2 equals 25?
In =IF(C2>20,"No","Yes"), what displays if C2 equals 25?
No
In =IF(B2>=16,"Young adult","Teenager"), what displays if B2 is 15?
In =IF(B2>=16,"Young adult","Teenager"), what displays if B2 is 15?
Teenager
Why are relational operators essential for large datasets?
Why are relational operators essential for large datasets?
They automate comparisons instantly
Which direction do > and < symbols point?
Which direction do > and < symbols point?
Towards the smaller value
What makes relational operators perfect for IF functions?
What makes relational operators perfect for IF functions?
They return TRUE or FALSE
Which operator symbol means 'less than or equal to'?
Which operator symbol means 'less than or equal to'?
<=