Here you go as requested I have provided the required expressions.
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1. x is equal to or greater than 90 but smaller than 100
Ans: ((x>=90) && (x<100))
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2. y is not between 40 and 60
Ans:
Assumption 1:
Considering that y can be 40 or 60
1. (!((y>40)&&(y<60)))
2. ((y<=40)||(y>=60))
Assumption 2:
Considering that y can not be 40 or 60
1. (!((y>=40)&&(y<=60)))
2. ((y<40)||(y>60))
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3. z is between 20 and 30 but not equal to 25
Ans: ((z>20) && (z<30) && (z!=25))
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