Types of Relations | Reflexive, Symmetric, Transitive and Anti-symmetric Relation | mathematicaATD

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This tutorial is very important and helpful. 🙂 So, watch that video. Here you will find various types of relations and also anti-symmetric relation. Not only that, you will also find here easy-to-use examples. Thank you. Happy Learning #mathematicaATD 🙏

[@amanshrestha4503]

Could you please tell me what is the difference between asymmetric and antisymmetric relation sir?

[@fortuneinfra6583]

I can say.. in symmetric relation ( a, b) belongs to R and (b, a) belongs to R here a and b may or may not be equal but in anti symmetric relation it is compulsory

[@fortuneinfra6583]

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[@anilagrawalla8140]

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[@nasirullahabubakarsadiq829]

The Relation parallel to and perpendicularity is not Reflexive since no two lines is perrallel to itself, a line can only be parallel to another line. Same as for perpendicularity. Thank you! Easy to understand tutorials 🙌

[@twi_guy]

So easy to understand

[@hudnajuma4509]

Real example of anti symmetric relation

[@aayush8081]

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[@jelhaminganion9635]

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[@dr.mahuachoudhury8290]

Good presentation. Covered everything. Make an example on equivalence relation.

[@dola.kesavarao9917]

Example on equalence relation is T is the set all triangles in a plane .for (x,y) belongs to T, the relation R is relation,x is congruent to y. Then R is an equivalence relation

[@duicyjohn3760]

If A={1,2,3} then R={(1,1),(2,2),(3,3),(1,2),(2,1),(1,3),(3,1),(2,3),(3,2)} is an equivalence relation.

[@duicyjohn3760]

@@dola.kesavarao9917 I think 'parallel to' is also an equivalence relation..... Do you think so??

[@fudgerudolf4827]

@@duicyjohn3760 Yes, the "parallel to" is also an equivalence relation. (a1||a2||a3).

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[@aqsaameer3403]

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[@ClipoPedia-jic]

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[@vishnudutt2642]

Sir please clear the basic concept of Different types of Binary relation like reflexive relation because you can not say R is reflexive relation because (2,1) order pair not a xRx plz clear

[@thatuthurinagasatyanarayan1742]

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[@RollnoPSSahilKaushal]

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[@duicyjohn3760]

Transitive relation.

[@anmolrai1904]

Aapne bola ki line parallel to itself but at one place u write l1//l2 how??

[@venkatjangala9031]

Tanq sir

[@anmolrai1904]

And pls reply that is it necessary for each element of setA should be reflexive in given relation or if few r reflexive enough to say one set reflexive explain

[@matthewperri7933]

all needs to be reflexive

[@nimrakhalid7211]

"there is at least one common link on web page a and b"plz tell me properties of this relation.......

[@fortuneinfra6583]

Can everyone mention that what r u studying. I am 9th class but this topic is completed for us at 8th class. HAVE A NICE DAY EVERYONE ☺️

[@pallantirajesh4977]

What about 2,1 in R

[@nageshworshah8314]

can a relatiion be both be symmetric and anti symmetric A={123} and R={(1,2),(2,1),(1,1)} does it become symmetric and anti symmetric both plz reply me

[@donlansdonlans3363]

A relation on the empty set is both symmetric and anti-symmetric

[@nasirullahabubakarsadiq829]

Your example is symmetric since the ordered pairs (2,1) belongs to R and (1,2) also belongs to R. But it's not antisymmetric since 2 ≠ 1.

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[@shmujew4791]

Anti semitic relation????

[@Saiteja-uj5uo]

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[@Abhilash2021]

I started watching this video only for transitive reflection. But no examples very disappointed.

[@duicyjohn3760]

An example for transitive relation is If 5 divides 10 and 10 divides 100, then 5 divides 100. If triangle A is congruent to triangle B and triangle B is congruent to triangle C, then triangle A is congruent to triangle C . Last example: If A={1,2,3} and we consider a=1, b=2. , c=3, then R={(1,2),(2,3),(1,3)} is a transitive relation.

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[@sunehramalik4233]

i didn't understand anti symmetric🥲🥲🥲🥲

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