I'm on the topic of "Algebra proofs".

Is this statement an example of a transitive property?: If CD=AB and AB=8 then CD=8

Here's another problem I want you to check& note that I only have 4 blanks per side of the table (statements and reasons)

Given: 2(x+3)=3x+1
Prove: 5=x

Statement Reasons
2(x+3)=3x+1 Given
2x+6=3x+1 Distributive
5=1x Subtraction&subtraction
5=x Division

2 answers

transitive yes

the proof looks ok, too
faction in simple form
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