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The following is an example of which property? If c < d and d < e, then c < e. substitution addition property transitive property subtraction property
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Transitive property again, haha.
haha xD how can you tell? i havent learned this yet
You can see a trend in the transitive property. 1 < 2, 2 < 3, and then 3 < 1. They just replace the number with letters usually. Good luck with your studies, and best wishes!
I'll be here if you need further assitance or explanations. :)
:) thank you i shall definitely let you know what other problems i have
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