If AB=x and x=4, then the transitive property states

1. AB+4=2x

2. X=4

3. AB+x=4

4. AB=4

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Harold Berg

Mathematics

25 November, 01:02

If AB=x and x=4, then the transitive property states

1. AB+4=2x

2. X=4

3. AB+x=4

4. AB=4

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Jase Gutierrez · Answer 1

4. AB=4

Step-by-step explanation:

Transitive property is like substitution, or that's how I like to think of it. Since we have 2 common variables and 2 equations, we can "link them together". Replacing x with 4, you get AB=4.

If AB=x and x=4, then the transitive property states1. AB+4=2x2. X=43. AB+x=44. AB=4

If AB=x and x=4, then the transitive property states

1. AB+4=2x

2. X=4

3. AB+x=4

4. AB=4