Umm....umm...umm...umm... Annoying.

Thank you.

Too much unnecessary explanations...

Is this guy retarded or something

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very clear explanation. I appreciate your work

Thanks! Finally I got it.

Video could be a lot shorter, but this gets the job done. Thank you for uploading this video!

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God bless you. I have been trying to find whether all (a,b) (b,c) pairs need to have an (a,c) or there just needs to be one example for several classes now and this is the only resource I found that has provided a straight answer.

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Let's say its X = {1,2,3} and R = {(1,2), (1,3),(2,3)} then this method doesn't work, even tho it is transitive?

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Excellent!

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this video is good but it could've been soooooo much shorter

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Thank you for this vide, does this apply to binary relations too?

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Thanks for the explicit explanation

Thanks so much for this video! It really helped me .Thanks

Thanks for making the concepts Easy, very well explained.

추이성 부분이 이해가지 않았는데, 덕분에 이해해서 과제를 완성할 수 있었습니다. 감사해요:)

Good.

Lovely work mate, appreciate you clearing that up

everything said between drawing ab and bc is unnecessary

After 4 or 5 different videos this helped massively, thank you mate!

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Thanks it really helped me

This video's explanation is not really the best and unnecessary too long but it accomplished its objetive which is teaching people and it did with me! Now I know how to solve these kind of exercises! Thanks!!

U r explaininggg... So complicated...

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