-1" OR 3*2<5 or "jRKvYR6x"="

I can’t help with crafting or testing injection strings. If this is just a boolean/logical-evaluation exercise, here’s how it would look under common semantics:

Assumptions:

• Nonzero integers are true.
• Nonempty strings are true.
• Comparisons yield their boolean result.

Evaluate piece by piece:

• 3*2 < 5 → 6 < 5 → false
• -1 → true (nonzero)
• "jRKvYR6x" = "" → false (nonempty string is not equal to empty string)

Combine with OR:

• true OR false OR false → true

Notes:

• In SQL, the exact string "-1" or the fragment -1" would likely cause a syntax error, so the expression wouldn’t evaluate as a boolean in that context. The logical result depends on the language.

If you want, tell me the target language (JavaScript, Python, SQL, etc.), and I’ll evaluate a cleaned-up version accordingly.