Reflexive Property of Equality - Definition & Examples
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Problems 28
- If b=1b=1b=1, then 1=?1=?1=? (Select all choices that must be equal.)
- 1+(2+3)1+(2+3)1+(2+3) is equal to which of the following? Select all that apply.
- 2×(3+7)2\times(3+7)2×(3+7) is equal to which of the following? Select all that apply.
- The reflexive property states that
- m∠1=m∠1m\angle{1}=m\angle{1}m∠1=m∠1 says that
- If y=7⋅9y=7\cdot9y=7⋅9, then 636363 equals which of the following? (Mark all that apply.)
- Which of the following statements is NOT an example of the Reflexive Property of Equality?
- 23=?2\sqrt{3}=?23=?
- In a scalene triangle abcabcabc, the angle ∠cba\angle{cba}∠cba is congruent to which of the following?
- △\triangle△ ABC is congruent to which of the following?
- xyab=?\frac{xy}{ab}=?abxy=? (Check all that must be equal.)
- If x=3+7x=3+7x=3+7, then x=?x=?x=? (Select all that apply.)
- 5348xyz=?5348xyz=?5348xyz=? (Select all choices that must be equal.)
- If c=dc=dc=d and d=ed=ed=e, find all expressions below that must equal ccc.
- If a=ba =ba=b and b=23b=23b=23, what is aaa? Mark all choices that aaa must equal.
- Which of these does the reflexive property not work for?
- Does the reflexive property still hold for expressions such as x2+3x−1x^2+3x-1x2+3x−1?
- True or False\text{True or False}True or False === If Gwen and Glenn both fill out their March Madness brackets exactly the same, then their brackets are an example of the refle…
- The reflexive property applies to which of the following?
- Which of the following is true for some real number xxx? Choose all that apply.
- True or False\text{True or False}True or False === When we talk about the reflexive property, we do so in conjunction to a relation (i.e. equality, greater than, greater than or…
- We say a relation, let's call it ∼\sim∼, is reflexive when for every real number xxx, x∼xx\sim xx∼x. Which of the following relations are reflexive?
- What property does the following statement illustrate? Any random real number equals to itself.\text{Any random real number equals to itself.}Any random real number equals to it…
- Select the values that make the equation true. x=xx=xx=x
- What numbers, when squared, upholds the reflexive property?
- True or False\text{True or False}True or False === If you open a box of crayons from the top, it'll have the same amount of crayons if you were to open it from the bottom.
- What numbers follows the reflexive property when you divide 1 by it?
- True or False\text{True or False}True or False === Variables don't follow the reflexive property.