First Inequality Explanation: The first inequality states that Y is less than R, which means R must be greater than Y.
Second Inequality Explanation: The second inequality states that R is less than X, which means X must be greater than R.
Equation Relationship: The equation X=2Y tells us that X is twice the value of Y.
Combining Information: Combining the information from the inequalities and the equation, we can deduce that Y is the smallest value, R is in the middle, and X is the largest value.
Illustration with Numbers: To illustrate this with numbers, let's assume Y=1. According to the equation X=2Y, X would then be 2×1=2.
Example Selection: Since Y<R and Y is 1, R must be greater than 1. Let's choose R=1.5 as an example.
Final Values: Now we have Y=1, R=1.5, and X=2. This satisfies all the given inequalities and the equation.
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