What are the difference between general and special properties?

Answer 1

The substitution property of equality states that for any real numbers a and b if a = b then a can be substituted for b. This means that if a = b then we can change any bto an a or any a to a b. Let x = 5. We can now solve the expression below by substituting: (x + 4)/3 We can change any x to a 5 or any 5 to an x. So lets substitue the 5 in for the x: (5 + 4)/3 = 3. Essentially, the substitution property says that if two things are the same, it doesn't matter which one you use.

Answer 2

firstly, we'll have to know what is property?

property is the right to possess, use, and enjoy a determinate thing (either a tract of land or a chattel).

difference between general and special properties.

according to section 2(11) of sales of goods act 1930

"Property in this act means general property in goods as distinguished from special property."

Example

If A owns goods pledges them to B, A has the general property in the goods, while B has a special property or interest in them.

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Answer 3

General properties are characteristics that are common to all types of matter, such as mass, volume, or density. Special properties, on the other hand, are unique to specific substances and can be used to identify or distinguish them, such as odor, color, or reactivity.

Answer 4

A general property is a property that is describe how all matter is the same

Answer 5

Physical properties are things like the weight, mass, density, or volume. General properties are things that can change, like color or texture.

Answer 6

mass, volume, density, and weight.