Question

Why is x!=y not a transitive relation?
Since if x!=y, y!=z, then x!=z?

Answer 1

x should equal z.

Answer 2

OHCLUAP IS DUMB

Answer 3

Maybe I should have clarified: != is does not equal. Also, I'm just trying to understand since the solutions didn't list transitive as an answer

Answer 4

I know what != means.
Because x does not = y, and y!=z. Therefore x==z.

Answer 5

g

Answer 6

g? What does that mean?

Answer 7

sorry XD ment to put that in group chat

Answer 8

take this example
x=5, y=4, z=5
X!=y,y!=z but x=z so just because x!=y and y!=z does not mean x!=z

Answer 9

Oh wow... I can't believe I overlooked that! Thanks!