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For each of the following relations R: (i) Determine which of the three properties (reflexive, symmetric, transitive) R satisfies. Justify your responses. (ii) If R is an equivalence relation, determine the equivalence classes of R. (a) R = {(x, y) ? ? × ? | |x ? y| ? 1} (b) R = {(a, b) ? ? × ? | a ?? b}

          For each of the following relations R:
(i) Determine which of the three properties (reflexive, symmetric, transitive) R satisfies. Justify your responses.
(ii) If R is an equivalence relation, determine the equivalence classes of R.
(a) R = {(x, y) ? ? × ? | |x ? y| ? 1}
(b) R = {(a, b) ? ? × ? | a ?? b}
        
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For each of the following relations R:
(i) Determine which of the three properties (reflexive, symmetric, transitive) R satisfies. Justify your responses.
(ii) If R is an equivalence relation, determine the equivalence classes of R.
(a) R = (x, y) ? ? × ? | |x ? y| ? 1
(b) R = (a, b) ? ? × ? | a ?? b

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For each of the following relations R: (i) Determine which of the three properties (reflexive, symmetric, transitive) R satisfies. Justify your responses. (ii) If R is an equivalence relation, determine the equivalence classes of R. (a) R = {(x,y) ∈ ℝ × ℝ | |x − y| ≤ 1} (b) R = {(a,b) ∈ ℤ × ℤ | a ≡₃ b}
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00:01 There are three properties that is first is reflexive next is transmittive and the next is symmetric and in this case we have to show that which one will follow here also here let we are having the set a which is one two three four up to fourteen elements we are having the value of r r is such that x y such that three of x minus y is equal to 0 this condition is given here so we can say that r will be the set of two two elements that is one three two six three nine and four twelve so from here we can say that r is not reflexive why let's discuss this because one one comma two two comma fourteen and fourteen does not belongs to r that's why this is not reflexive r is not symmetric to why? because 1 of 3 which belongs to r, but 3 of 1 is not belongs to r.
01:10 That's why it is not symmetric.
01:12 Here r is not transitive.
01:15 Why? let's discuss this.
01:17 That here 1 3, 2, 9 belongs to r, but 1 and 9 does not belong to r...
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