Give an example to illustrate each axiom of equality: a) Reflexive c) Transitive b) Symmetric d) Substitution
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Chapter A.1, Problem 4E
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Give an example to illustrate each axiom of equality:
| a) | Reflexive | c) | Transitive |
| b) | Symmetric | d) | Substitution |
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