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    Supports→The polynomial time many-one reducibility relation ≤_P is a preorder (reflexive and transitive).

    ≤_P is transitive: the composition of two polynomial time computable functions is also polynomial time computable, so if X ≤_P Y and Y ≤_P Z then X ≤_P Z.

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