These are dynamically generated statements for the following real number properties for equality. These statements will be unique every time you visit the page. The correct options will be from;
Reflexive Property
Symmetric Property
Transitive Property
Additive Property
Multiplicative Property
Cancellation Property w.r.t. Addition and Multiplication
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Name the property used in the following equation
n=−3⇒n×1=−3×1
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Correct answer:Multiplicative Property
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This demonstrates the Multiplicative Property of Equality: multiplying both sides of an equation by the same number preserves equality.
That is, if a=b, then a×c=b×c.
The formal statement is: For all a,b,c∈R,a=b⇒a×c=b×c.
Name the property used in the following equation
n=c∧c=7⇒n=7
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Correct answer:Transitive Property
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This demonstrates the Transitive Property of Equality: if one quantity equals a second, and the second equals a third, then the first equals the third.
That is, if a=b∧b=c, then a=c.
The formal statement is: For all a,b,c∈R,a=b∧b=c⇒a=c.
This demonstrates the Cancellation Property w.r.t. Multiplication: if the same value is multiplied on both sides of an equation, it can be removed (canceled) without affecting the equality.
That is, if a×c=b×c then a=b.
Formally: For all a,b,c∈R,a∘c=b∘c⇒a=b where ∘ is ×.
Name the property used in the following equation
−1513=−1513
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Correct answer:Reflexive Property
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This demonstrates the Reflexive Property, which states that any real number is equal to itself.
That is, a=a.
The full mathematical statement is: For all a∈R,a=a.
This demonstrates the Cancellation Property w.r.t. Addition: if the same value is added to both sides of an equation, it can be removed (canceled) without affecting the equality.
That is, if a+c=b+c then a=b.
Formally: For all a,b,c∈R,a∘c=b∘c⇒a=b where ∘ is +.
Name the property used in the following equation
d=2⇒d×5=2×5
Your answer:
Correct answer:Multiplicative Property
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This demonstrates the Multiplicative Property of Equality: multiplying both sides of an equation by the same number preserves equality.
That is, if a=b, then a×c=b×c.
The formal statement is: For all a,b,c∈R,a=b⇒a×c=b×c.
Name the property used in the following equation
v=−14⇒v+(−56)=−14+(−56)
Your answer:
Correct answer:Additive Property
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This demonstrates the Additive Property of Equality: adding the same value to both sides of an equation preserves equality.
That is, if a=b, then a+c=b+c.
The formal statement is: For all a,b,c∈R,a=b⇒a+c=b+c.
Name the property used in the following equation
s=−2⇒s+712=−2+712
Your answer:
Correct answer:Additive Property
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This demonstrates the Additive Property of Equality: adding the same value to both sides of an equation preserves equality.
That is, if a=b, then a+c=b+c.
The formal statement is: For all a,b,c∈R,a=b⇒a+c=b+c.
Name the property used in the following equation
n=d⇒d=n
Your answer:
Correct answer:Symmetric Property
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This demonstrates the Symmetric Property, which states that if one number is equal to another, then the second is equal to the first.
That is, if a=b, then b=a.
The formal statement is: For all a,b∈R,if a=b then b=a.
Name the property used in the following equation
w=−9⇒w+10=−9+10
Your answer:
Correct answer:Additive Property
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This demonstrates the Additive Property of Equality: adding the same value to both sides of an equation preserves equality.
That is, if a=b, then a+c=b+c.
The formal statement is: For all a,b,c∈R,a=b⇒a+c=b+c.
Name the property used in the following equation
2=h⇒h=2
Your answer:
Correct answer:Symmetric Property
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This demonstrates the Symmetric Property, which states that if one number is equal to another, then the second is equal to the first.
That is, if a=b, then b=a.
The formal statement is: For all a,b∈R,if a=b then b=a.
This demonstrates the Cancellation Property w.r.t. Multiplication: if the same value is multiplied on both sides of an equation, it can be removed (canceled) without affecting the equality.
That is, if a×c=b×c then a=b.
Formally: For all a,b,c∈R,a∘c=b∘c⇒a=b where ∘ is ×.
Name the property used in the following equation
a=s∧s=w⇒a=w
Your answer:
Correct answer:Transitive Property
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This demonstrates the Transitive Property of Equality: if one quantity equals a second, and the second equals a third, then the first equals the third.
That is, if a=b∧b=c, then a=c.
The formal statement is: For all a,b,c∈R,a=b∧b=c⇒a=c.
Name the property used in the following equation
m=128⇒m×y=128×y
Your answer:
Correct answer:Multiplicative Property
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This demonstrates the Multiplicative Property of Equality: multiplying both sides of an equation by the same number preserves equality.
That is, if a=b, then a×c=b×c.
The formal statement is: For all a,b,c∈R,a=b⇒a×c=b×c.
Name the property used in the following equation
−14=−14
Your answer:
Correct answer:Reflexive Property
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This demonstrates the Reflexive Property, which states that any real number is equal to itself.
That is, a=a.
The full mathematical statement is: For all a∈R,a=a.