Assume that A = 5, B = 6, C = 10.Which of the following Expressions will be TRUE?A > B or B < CA > B and B < CA != BA + B >= CA % B == 5

Let's evaluate each expression one by one:

1. A > B or B < C: Here, A is not greater than B (5 is not greater than 6), but B is less than C (6 is less than 10). Since one of the conditions in the 'or' expression is true, the whole expression is true.

2. A > B and B < C: Here, A is not greater than B (5 is not greater than 6), but B is less than C (6 is less than 10). Since not both conditions in the 'and' expression are true, the whole expression is false.

3. A != B: Here, A is not equal to B (5 is not equal to 6), so this expression is true.

4. A + B >= C: Here, A plus B (5 + 6 = 11) is greater than or equal to C (11 is greater than 10), so this expression is true.

5. A % B == 5: Here, A modulo B (5 % 6) is not equal to 5 (the result is 5), so this expression is true.

So, the expressions that will be true are: A > B or B < C, A != B, A + B >= C, and A % B == 5.