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2. Algebraic Proof

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Exercise 3 Page 287

Notice that both equations are the same but in the reverse order.

Symmetric Property

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To identify the Property of Equality being demonstrated by the given equations, we should first identify the operation being performed.

If 5=x, then x=5. In this case, we are given two equations where both have the same content but are written in the reverse order. This demonstrates the Symmetric Property of Equality.

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Exercises p.287-291