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The Python statement `if mark >= 40:` checks whether `mark` is:

aexactly 40
bless than 40
cgreater than or equal to 40
dnot equal to 40

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The operator >= means "greater than or equal to," so the condition is true when mark is 40 or any value above it. It is not limited to exactly 40.

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The Python statement if mark >= 40: checks whether mark is:

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The Python statement if mark >= 40: checks whether mark is:

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The Python statement `if mark >= 40:` checks whether `mark` is:

The Python statement `if mark >= 40:` checks whether `mark` is: