True or False: If a %26lt; b and b %26lt; c, then a %26lt; c.
True or False: If a %26gt; b, then a + c %26gt; b + c.True or False: If a %26lt; b and b %26lt; c, then a %26lt; c.?
1 If a %26lt; b and b %26lt; c, then a %26lt; c. TRUE
2. If a %26gt; b, then a + c %26gt; b + c. TRUETrue or False: If a %26lt; b and b %26lt; c, then a %26lt; c.?
The first is True.
If a is smaller than b and b is smaller than c, it only makes sense that a is smaller than c, right?
The second is also true. If a is bigger than b, and let's say you add 2 to both, a plus two is still going to be bigger than b plus 2, right?
Hope that helps.
The first one is true.
To test it we can give them values
a=6 b=5 c=4
6%26lt;5 5%26lt;4
then
6%26lt;4
or
a%26lt;b%26lt;c
Subtract b from both sides
a-b%26lt;c-b
then add b
a%26lt;c
The second one is also true
if you assign it with the same number then you get this
6%26gt;5 then 6+4%26lt;5+4
or
a+c%26gt;b+c
subtract c from both sides
and it is the same inequality
a%26gt;b
In short
1.) True
2.) True
both statements are true
you can test it by picking random values
e.g. if you let a=1, b=2 and c=2
then 1%26lt; 2, 2 %26lt; 3, 1%26lt; 3
then let a=2, b=1 and c=3
2+3 %26gt;1+3 since 5%26gt;4
If you're having to ask this on Yahoo you're having problems. Speak to your teacher.
both are true
true
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