There are three operators for comparing numbers:

$<$ Less than

$>$ Greater than $=$ Equals

You can combine arithmetic and comparison operators in an expression. True evaluates to the "rubout" character $($binary$,$ all ones$),$ and False evaluates to $""($nill$).$ Thus, $1+2=3$ evaluates to "rubout" and $1+3<2$ evaluates to $""($nill$).$

Question: Suppose A is a variable with a non$-$zero numeric value. Which of the following is false?

A$.$ A $+$ A$=$A$*2$

B$.($A#A$)>($A$/$A$)$

C$.$ A$*$A$>0$

D$.$ A#A$=0$