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Stells [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

transitive property

Step-by-step explanation:

According to transitive property, if there is some relation between a and b by some rule , and then there same relation between b and c by some rule, then

A and C are related to each other by some rule.

Example:

A = B

B=C

then by transitive property

A=C

As value of A and C are same that is B we can say that A is equal to C whose value is B.

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Given

a =2z and 2z=b

here both c and b has value equal to Z , Thus, they follow transitive property.

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