let R be the relation defined on the set N of natural no.'s as, R={(x,y):x divides y:x,y belongs to N} then (3,9) belongs to R. WHY (9,3) AND (4,2) DOES NOT BELONG TO R?
Asked by ABHINAVSINGH | 12th Jun, 2013, 10:13: AM
Expert Answer:
The relation R is defined as:
R={(x,y):x divides y:x,y belongs to N}
Now, (3, 9) belongs to R as 3 divides 9.
But, (9, 3) does not belong to R as 9 does not divide 3.
Also, (4, 2) does not belong to R as 4 does not divide 2.
Answered by | 12th Jun, 2013, 02:34: PM
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