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

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Relation and function is an important topic of mathematics. In the previous video you saw Void, Universal and Identity relations.
Now in this video you are getting the types of Relations. They are respectively Reflexive, Symmetric,Transitive and Anti-symmetric Relations. Please see the full video and get a knowledge. The videos are arranged in sequence. So Please see all the videos to get complete knowledge. Share the video links to your friend to help them.
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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]

I am studying in 9th class (GNAPIKA).

[@GeorgeLukhanda]

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[@avadeb3165]

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[@mathematicaATD]

Thank you very much.

[@geraldotieno6010]

This is great sir

[@utpaldatta282]

Wonderful. You made the maths easy to understand. Nice

[@hudnajuma4509]

Real example of anti symmetric relation

[@dr.mahuachoudhury8290]

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[@Apollo-lf2js]

So easy to understand

[@mdshahidkhan3803]

Thanks sir ...very easy explanation... good sir 👍

[@gourideb3710]

Very helpful for beginers too.

[@valkken3911]

Super detailed and very very helpful. Thank you

[@surendrakverma555]

Good

[@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

[@Deepak-tp5pl]

Thank you sir 👼

[@VexxySmexxy]

Great video! Helped me understand these concepts for my second semester of discrete math. This was the only video I could find that was easy to follow.

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Shander. excellent

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[@rameshlokayya5309]

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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 🙌

[@minniestacy455]

I honestly didn't understnd this but now i do because of you thank you soo much

[@aayush8081]

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[@pintudey471]

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[@jelhaminganion9635]

Thank you po sir, very clear explination

[@jnolly]

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[@debasishchakraborty1285]

Mind blowing. Superb friend.

[@anmolrai1904]

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

[@konderaju6115]

Very good maths made easy to understand 👍👍👌

[@sonalichoudhury2363]

Mindblowing

[@pallantirajesh4977]

What about 2,1 in R

[@sbk457]

Nice explainition bhai

[@nathanbruce1992]

Wow so clear. Thank you teacher! 🙏

[@gopikak5757]

Thank you so much sir.. 🙏 Good presentation🥰

[@pauldumerer8498]

Thank you.

[@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).

[@zohaibshakeel6045]

Your example help me thanks 👍

[@nimrakhalid7211]

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

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[@thatuthurinagasatyanarayan1742]

Great job

[@jicsadiq6473]

How...! Cool you are sir.

[@nothing8752]

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U made it easy 🎉

[@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

[@aqsaameer3403]

Thanks sir

[@akashshetty6102]

Thank you so much 💕

[@gammerff2328]

IT WAS WONDER FULL

[@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 ☺️

[@venkatjangala9031]

Tanq sir

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Super sir... thank you..

[@mathematicaATD]

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[@shmujew4791]

Anti semitic relation????

[@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.

[@RollnoPSSahilKaushal]

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[@duicyjohn3760]

Transitive relation.

[@Saiteja-uj5uo]

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[@ebenezerokinedo1748]

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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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[@godgut]

hi, looks like a good video but this annoying background music makes it impossible to watch :(

[@sunehramalik4233]

i didn't understand anti symmetric🥲🥲🥲🥲

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Good

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