Types of Relations : Reflexive, Symmetric, Transitive & Anti symmetric | Discrete Mathematics

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Under rated video. Explained very well

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What an explanation
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[@dementede9691]

in the transitive examples why are the resultants (b,b) instead of (a,c)
Example:(1,2) and (2,4) is gonna have to have a transitive of (1,4) not (2,2)

[@ChSidduChSiddu]

Bro can u give an example for Assymetic

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[@mohamedbakr1417]

rosen's book discrete mathematics

[@learnwithsreyas1777]

Ya, that's one of the reference books.

[@christopherrosson2400]

I have a question. In R1, (2,2) is present and (3,4) is present but (2,4) is not present so is R1 not transitive?

[@learnwithsreyas1777]

For a relation to become transitive, if (a, b) and (b, c) is present, then (a, c) should be definitely present. This is the conditional statement.

[@italiyapoojan3068]

@@learnwithsreyas1777 (2,4) IS NOT PRESENT ONLY

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​@@italiyapoojan3068yes, exactly.

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[@bharathkumar3192]

sir...iam having one doubt...which is are reflexive relation antisymmetric ?

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[@jasvibes6284]

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[@ayomidekosebinu5830]

What do we mean by 1 divides 2 and 2 does not divide 1

[@sreyass7358]

When 1 is divided by 2, remainder is not 0. That's why

[@princessleighvillamayor895]

Parang may mali sa transitive..
Sa R4= (1,4),(4,1),(1,1)
Hindi ba transitive naman yan?

[@portablekeys]

R1 for transitive example is not transitive because we don’t have 2,4

[@learnwithsreyas1777]

It is transitive. Please check the definition once again

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[@petermushokabanji2330]

You're too quick

[@dementede9691]

then pause the video