Discrete Math - 9.3.2 Representing Relations Using Digraphs

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hey! your videos are amazing! really great to follow along. though i have a question, do you have a video on transitive closure?

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When we draw digraph it should be in definite shape or it may be in any shape

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is there a spesific rules to place vertices (or nodes) (or vertex) ? i have problem representing relations from a set with 12 elements (or member)

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I'm not sure I understand the question. We only connect vertices that are related in some way.

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@@SawFinMath can i make 12 sided polygon?, or triangle with branches ?, or any shape digraphs?

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Is there a video for Closures of Relations in your playlist?

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kzbin.info/www/bejne/rXjOh6qFrt6msLs This one is closure of groups. I don't have one for closures of relations.

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