Question

If m = s and s = w, which statement is true?



A. m > w


B. m = w


C. m < w


D. m + s = w

Answer 1

what do you think

Answer 2

Have you been taught the transitive property of equality @Lillian~<3 ?

Answer 3

Last time i Chose D & No

Answer 4

$$\huge\text{Transitive Property of Equality}$$
$$\huge\text{For all real numbers a, b, and c,}$$
$$\huge\text{If a= b and b=c,}$$
$$\huge\text{then a=c.}$$

Answer 5

Its just Really hard for me to understand

Answer 6

what does a=b mean to you?

Answer 7

Nothing really...

Answer 8

It means the number you replace a with is the same as the number you replace b with,
that is why a=b

Answer 9

= means same value or same number

Answer 10

4 + 2 = 6 because I can replace 4 + 2 with 6 and get the true statement 6 = 6

Answer 11

@Lillian~<3 are you still there?

Answer 12

Yea I'm just trying to read it over & Over to understand it

Answer 13

Let's say today's temperature is 20 degrees and I label it a, so a=20, right?

Answer 14

yea

Answer 15

Now, let's say tomorrow's temperature is also 20 degrees and I label it b, so now b=20, OK so far?

Answer 16

Mhm

Answer 17

Obviously, a=b since 20=20, right?

Answer 18

yep

Answer 19

Finally, let's say the day after is also 20 degrees which I label as c and can say c=20.

Answer 20

umm i still don't know the Answer to the question i ask & I only have a little bit of time left

Answer 21

If a=b and b=c, then a=c.

Answer 22

I'm gonna fail again..

Answer 23

If m = s and s = w, then m=?