Poset (Least and Greatest Elements)

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Awesome explanation ❤❤

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nice way of explanation

[@bawablax]

11:21 can we place 9 in the level of 2 ???

[@I_veeresh]

yes Same doubt I also have

[@ashanasreen1781]

if we place 9 in the level of 2 then 18 should be in the level of 4,6 but there is a relation between 6 and 18 so a horizontal edge will be there between 6 and 18 which is not allowed as the edges must be upwards

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There can be minimals and maximimals with a minum and a maximum, it is more than one maximal or minimum in addition to least and greatest?

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Sir how many lectures more in discrete mathematics. . . Just need to know to plan my schedule. . .

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What is the name of this book ?

[@rahmatsheikh2909]

i think you did a mistake at 6:30 , If a POSET has more than one minimal element then they are identical. but {2, 4, 6, 9, 12, 18, 27, 63, 48, 60, 72, | } (x divides y) is a POSET but has two minimal element 2 and 9.

[@XFRU]

Neither 2 is related to 9 or 9 is related to 2 to consider one of them to be minimal, since x divides y.

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