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what is the transitive property?

 Dec 26, 2014

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Example:  "larger than" is a transitive property.

 

If A is larger than B and B is larger than C then A is larger than C.

 

Example of non-transitive property: "mother of" 

 

If A is mother of B and B is mother of C then A is not mother of C.

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 Dec 27, 2014
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According to this site

www.statisticslectures.com/topics/transitivepropequality/
 
 

Transitive Property of Equality.

If one value (a) is equal to another value (b), which is equal to another value (c), then the first value (a) is equal to the third value ...

 

I have never heard of the term before.   

 Dec 27, 2014
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Example:  "larger than" is a transitive property.

 

If A is larger than B and B is larger than C then A is larger than C.

 

Example of non-transitive property: "mother of" 

 

If A is mother of B and B is mother of C then A is not mother of C.

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Alan Dec 27, 2014
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Thanks Alan, now it makes sense!

 Dec 27, 2014

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