Solve the given two equations and select the correct answer from the given options.
$I.$ $(17)^{2} + 144 \div 18 = x$
$II.$ $(26)^{2} - 18 \times 21 = y$
$I.$ $(17)^{2} + 144 \div 18 = x$
$II.$ $(26)^{2} - 18 \times 21 = y$
- A$x > y$
- B$x \geq y$
- C$x < y$
- D$x \leq y$
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