Transitive Property of Inequality
if the following are true:
- a < b
- b = c
then a < c
This is similar to the Transitive Property of Equality, but the first condition and the conclusion are less-than operations.
Here are some examples:
if the following are true:
- 5 < x
- x = 9
then 5 < 9
if the following are true:
- x < 7
- 7 = y
then x < y
if the following are true:
- m ⋅ n < 2 + f
- 2 + f = j ⋅ k
then m ⋅ n < j ⋅ k
Quiz (1 point)
Please fill in the blank using the Transitive Property of Inequality:
if (x < y) and (y = 7), then x < ____
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