P&C: Number of Reflexive, Symmetric, Anti symmetric, Transitive? & Equivalence relations

P&C: Number of Reflexive, Symmetric, Anti symmetric, Transitive & Equivalence relations define on AxA
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[@Mathsmerizing]

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[@rupayanhalder793]

Agree

[@sonorousgaming7202]

sir, i think it should be "total number of relations defined on A" instead of "on AxA". If a relation is defined on A, it means R: A -> A If a relation is defined on AxA, it means R: AxA -> AxA If a relation is defined from A to B, it means R: A -> B If relation is defined on AxB, it means R: AxB -> AxB

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[@4141rohit]

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Nice explanation of the concept involved, thank you so much for your time and effort.

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[@8796205190]

Sir, Anti symmetric relation has come today in CMI Bsc paper, I did it because of you and only you. Exactly same nothing different when you see the paper of CMI 2020 you will realise it. I just copied and pasted there.

[@Mathsmerizing]

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[@bhakshishaik4176]

Very good explanation

[@mathematicsbyrizwansir]

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[@lakshya664]

Sir I think you should not count diagonal elements in the counting of anti symmetric relations... As it converses itself, If (a,a) is present then (a,a) should not present...

[@farazriyaz9078]

I think you're talking about asymmetric relations here. Asymmetric relations do not allow ordered pairs of form (a,a) but antisymmetric relations can have them.

[@chandra7861]

Nice explanation sir.

[@Mathsmerizing]

Thank you Chandra

[@tahirmehmood3502]

Nice explanation but Bn ki values kahan se li?

[@badalkr360]

Can we write: No. Of anti-symmetric relations = Total No. Of relations - No. Of symmetric relations. ??

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[@muhammadharis8925]

Can anyone answer me that what is the number of relations that are not antisymmetric on a set with n elements?

[@Mathsmerizing]

Use exclusion, from total number of relations exclude the ones which are antisymmetric

[@ARYANIITBHU]

Reflexive relation hota kya hAin

[@Mathsmerizing]

pls check byjus.com/maths/reflexive-relation/#:~:text=In%20relation%20and%20functions%2C%20a,R%20%E2%88%80%20a%20%E2%88%88%20A

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[@avinashsaini789]

Relation xRy is antisymmetric if X =y

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[@Mathsmerizing]

Thank you, but I perfer to disagree

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[@Mathsmerizing]

Yes

[@ARYANIITBHU]

Thanks

[@amrut278]

Dear sir, big fan of your work, i wanted to add in that finding number of equivalence relation can be better memorized using the bell numbers triangle/bell tree rather than the recurrence relation which includes a lot of calculation, if we write 1 in first row and right below it another 1 and 2 next to it, now write 2 below the 1 of second row and add it above and write it next to it as 3, repeat it and get 5 on the rightmost end, now repeat this procedure and we see that the bell numbers are the numbers on the rightmost end - 1,2,5,15,52,203,877, which is clearly being calculated faster (i believe), here's the video link which i learnt this from kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpOkY6qnoc6fgpY

[@lYODAl]

I got this problem but it was negative numbers like this prove {-3,-2,-1,1,2,3} is a transetive Can you solve this

[@kavyasrisspian3074]

Can you please say in detail do you need to write it in transitive form or prove this as transitive

[@subham_dangar]

Antisymmetric definition is wrong

[@saiaditya8594]

How come?

[@rishularora5515]

What is bell no.?

[@Mathsmerizing]

In combinatorial mathematics, the Bell numbers count the possible partitions of a set. Please refer to en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bell_number#:~:text=In%20combinatorial%20mathematics%2C%20the%20Bell,about%20them%20in%20the%201930s.

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Not a better explanation.... Its called gotafication

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