A logistics supervisor is comparing the weights of two cargo shipments. If Shipment $A$ weighs less than Shipment $B$, the relationship is written as $A < B$. Which of the following is a mathematically equivalent way to describe this relationship starting with Shipment $B$?

A warehouse supervisor records that the quantity of Item 1 ($q_1$) is less than the quantity of Item 2 ($q_2$), expressed as $q_1 < q_2$. Is the expression $q_2 > q_1$ a mathematically equivalent way to represent this same relationship?

An operations manager is comparing various performance metrics between two departments. Match each inequality statement with its mathematically equivalent reversed form.

In a fleet management report, the fuel efficiency of Truck A ($E_A$) is recorded as being greater than the fuel efficiency of Truck B ($E_B$), expressed as $E_A > E_B$. To represent this same relationship starting with Truck B, the equivalent inequality is $E_B$ ____ $E_A$.

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