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Let A Be The Non-void Set Of The Children In A Family. The Relation X Is A Brother Of Y On A Is
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The Relation R Defined On A Set A Is Antisymmetric If
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An Integer M Is Said To Be Related To Another Integer N If M Is A Multiple Of N. Then The Relation Is
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If R = {( X,y) | X,y Set Membership Z, X^2 + Y^2 ≤ 4} Is. A Relation In Z, Then Domain Of R Is
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A Relation R Is Defined From {2, 3, 4, 5} To {3, 6, 7, 10} By XRy <=> X Is Relatively Prime To Y. Then Domain Of R Is
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The Relation R Defined On The Set A = { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 } By
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If R Is A Relation From A Set A To A Set B And S Is A Relation From B To A Set C, Then Relation SoR
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Let X Be A Family Of Sets And R Be A Relation On X Defined By ‘A Is Disjoint From B’. Then R Is
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For Real Numbers X And Y, We Write XRy <=> X - Y + Under Root 2 Is An Irrational Number. Then The Relation R Is
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Let R Be An Equivalence Relation On A Fine Set A Having N Elements. Then The Number Of Ordered Pairs In R Is
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Let A = {a, B, C} And B = {1, 2}. Consider A Relation R Defined From Set A To Set B. Then R Is Equal To Set
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Let P = {(x,y) | X^2 +y^2 = 1,x,y Set Membership R} . Then P Is
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If N(A) = 5 And N(B) = 7, Then The Number Of Relations On A*B Is
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Let S Be The Set Of All Real Numbers. Then The Relation R = {(a,b) : 1 + Ab > 0 } On S Is
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If A Is The Set Of Even Natural Numbers Less Than 8 And B Is The Set Of Prime Numbers Less Than 7, Then The Number Of Relation From A To B Is
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A Relation From P To Q Is
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The Relation R Defined In N As ARb <=> B Is Divisible By A Is
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In Order That A Relation R Defined On A Non-empty Set A Is An Equivalence Relation, It Is Sufficient, If R
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On The Set N Of All Natural Numbers Define The Relation R By A R B If And Only If The G.C.D. Of A And B Is 2. Then R Is
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Let R Be A Relation Of The Set Of Integers Given By ARb => A = 2^k . B For Some Integer K. Then R Is
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For Any Two Real Numbers A And B, We Define A R B If And Only If
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Let A = {1,2,3} And B = {2,3,4}, Then Which Of The Following Relations Is A Function From A To B
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ARb <=> |a|≤b. Then R Is
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Let R1 Be A Relation Defined By R1 = {(a,b) | A≥b,a,b Set Membership R. Then R1 Is
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The Relation “less Than†In The Set Of Natural Numbers Is
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