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

To determine which relation is false, let's analyze the given conditions step-by-step:

Given Conditions
L > M (L is greater than M)

M = N (M is equal to N)

D < M (D is less than M, which is the same as M > D)

Consolidated Relationship Chain
Since M = N, we can substitute N for M in the other inequalities:

L > N (Since L > M and M = N)

N > D (Since M > D and M = N)

L > N > D (This combines the full chain)

Conclusion
Option 4 is the false relation because it contradicts the established inequality chain where N is greater than D.