Introduction to Relations
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- Опубліковано 12 жов 2024
- Discrete Mathematics: Introduction to Relations
Topics discussed:
1) The definition of Relations.
2) The notation for Relations.
3) The example of Relations between two sets.
4) Relation from a set to itself.
5) Number of relations on a set with n elements.
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00:58 Binary relation is a subset of the Cartesian product of two sets
01:56 The relation R is defined as the set of ordered pairs where the elements are equal to each other.
02:54 Relation R is created with ordered pairs where the first element is equal to the second element.
03:52 Relation R represents a mapping from a set A to itself.
04:50 The relation R consists of ordered pairs where the first element divides the second element.
05:48 The number of relations on a set with n elements can be found by listing down all the subsets of A x A.
06:46 The number of relations on a set A with n elements is equal to 2 to the power n square.
07:39 The number of relations on a set A with n elements is 2 to the power n square.
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Great explanation Sir
Let A={1,2,3,4} and let R be the releation on A defined by xRy if and onlyif " x divides y" written x/y.
1) write down R as a set of ordered pairs.
2) draw digraph of R.
3) determine the indegree and outdegree vertices of digraph. Solve this problem please send me answer
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If I am not mistaken, in my university we defined a relation specifically as a non-empty subset of AxB. I wonder why this is? I cannot find this definition elsewhere.
Yep it is correct
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To be honest the last part really wasn't so easy to understand, but I mixed it with a bit of Google and I'm good to go now.
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I think this divisibility needs to be clearly defined. When you say "a divides b", do you mean "b can be divided by a, evenly?"
Technically a divides b means "b divided by a(without a remainder) " which is why we only have (3,3) and (3,6) for when a=3, because 3 can only divide 3 and 6 without remainder
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Sir why the number of Relations on a set A with n elements P[(A×A)] is 2 to the power of n^2 not 2^n
these are not relations these are number of elements
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It's hard for me to understand 😭
Again very confused in Last
If there is no condition in relation in this situation what we do?
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Why is (4,2) not in where R is relation where a divides b?
the first element divides the second element, therefore 4 would not divide 2
ie. - (3,6) six can be divided by 3
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4 do not completely divides 2
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It is like 2 divided by 4....
Not 4 divided by 2
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A and B be any non empty sets ah?
The whole set thing confuses me, it’s silly and easy but never understandable. How? Don’t ask me
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