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Transitive Property
If a number x = a number y = a number z, we can say that x = z.
Say that x = sqrt{a}, I can also say y = sqrt{a}, which leads to also saying that z = sqrt{a}.
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Principle of Substitution
If a number x = a number y, I can also substitute y for x in any expression containing x.
Can you provide an example to show this is true?
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yes.
Points on the line y=x obey this idea. So (3,3) is on the line. So is (x+5,y+5)
Bob
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yes.
Points on the line y=x obey this idea. So (3,3) is on the line. So is (x+5,y+5)
Bob
Interesting, Bob. Considering that my unemployment status continues until the Coney Island high rise residential complex is ready, I can dedicate more time for mathematics. I will be be financially squeezed but happy to be spending more time with Michael Sullivan.
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