Perform the following steps to display transactions and associations:

1. First, you can obtain a LIST representation of the transaction data:

        > LIST(trans)
        Output
        $Tr1
        [1] "Apple" "Bread" "Cake" 
    
        $Tr2
        [1] "Apple" "Bread" "Milk" 
    
        $Tr3
        [1] "Bread" "Cake"  "Milk"

2. Next, you can use the summary function to show a summary of the statistics and details of the transactions:

        > summary(trans)
        Output
        transactions as itemMatrix in sparse format with
         3 rows (elements/itemsets/transactions) and
         4 columns (items) and a density of 0.75 

        most frequent items:
         Bread Apple Cake Milk (Other) 
           3    2     2    2     0 

         element (itemset/transaction) length distribution:
        sizes
        3 
        3 

           Min. 1st Qu. Median Mean 3rd Qu. Max. 
            3     3       3     3    3       3 

        includes extended item information - examples:
          labels
        1 Apple
        2 Bread
        3 Cake

         includes extended transaction information - examples:
        transactionID
        1 Tr1
        2 Tr2
        3 Tr3  

3. You can then display transactions using the inspect function:

        > inspect(trans)
        Output
          items   transactionID
         1 {Apple,              
           Bread,              
        Cake}            Tr1
        2 {Apple,              
           Bread,              
        Milk}            Tr2
        3 {Bread,              
            Cake,               
        Milk}            Tr3  

4. In addition to this, you can filter the transactions by size:

        > filter_trains = trans[size(trans) >=3]
        > inspect(filter_trains)
        Output
          items   transactionID
        1 {Apple,              
           Bread,              
        Cake}            Tr1
        2 {Apple,              
           Bread,              
        Milk}            Tr2
        3 {Bread,              
           Cake,               
        Milk}            Tr3  

5. Also, you can use the image function to visually inspect the transactions:

        > image(trans)

6. To visually show the frequency/support bar plot, one can use itemFrequenctPlot:

        > itemFrequencyPlot (trans)