why isnt {(a,a)} reflexive on a R= {(a,b,c)}......and is {(b,c)} in a relation R={(a,b,c)} is symetric transitive or reflexive....
Asked by Farooq Ahmad Shah | 19th Dec, 2015, 07:49: AM
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Answered by Vimala Ramamurthy | 19th Dec, 2015, 11:28: AM
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