Give an algebraic example of the Transitive Property.

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Transitive property of equality is stated as:

If a is equal to b and b is equal to x, then a is equal to c.

An example is:

3x -5 = 2y +3
2y + 3 = 6z -1
therefore,

3x-5 = 6z-1

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The approximate volume in milliliters, y, for a volume of x fluid ounces is equal to 29.57 times the value of x. Which table rep

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The table which represents the relationship is:

Fluid ounces, x Volume y ( in millimeters)

1 29.57

2 59.14

3 88.71

4 188.28

In mathematics, a relation describes how two distinct sets of information related to one another. If more than two non-empty sets are taken into consideration, a connection between their elements will indicate that more than two sets are being evaluated.

Let y be the volume of fluid x in millimeters.

Now, y is equal to 29.57 times the value of x.

Therefore,

y = 29.57 × x

y = 29.75x

So, when x = 1:

y = 29.75(1) = 29.57

When x = 2,

y = 29.57(2) = 59.14

When x = 3,

y = 29.57(3) = 88.71

When x = 4,