Answer: Transitive property.
Step-by-step explanation:
First, for the equality we have:
Reflexive:
For all real numbers x, x = x.
Symmetric:
For all real numbers x, y
if x= y, then y = x.
Transitive:
For reals x, y and z.
if x = y, and y = z, then x = z.
Now, let's talk about inequalities.
first, the reflexive property will say that:
x > x.
This has no sense, so this property does not work for inequalities.
Now, the reflexive.
If x > y, then y > x.
Again, this has no sense, if x is larger than y, then we can never have that y is larger than x. This property does not work for inequalities.
Not, the transitive property.
if x > y, and y > z, then x > z.
This is true.
x is bigger than y, and y is bigger than z, then x should also be bigger than z.
x > y > z.
And this also works for the inverse case:
x < y and y < z, then x < z.
So the correct option is transitive property.
