List the members of the equivalence relation on {1,2,3,4}. Find the equivalence classes [1],[2],[3],[4] for the followi
{{1},{2},{3},{4}}
Determine whether each relation is reflexive,antisymmetric , or transitive
(x,y) in R if xy>1
(x,y) in R if x > y
(x,y) in R if 3 divides x + 2y
The given partition is {{1},{2},{3},{4}}.
Members of the equivalence relation:
It is the process of taking the all possible mappings within an individual set element.
Members of the equivalence relation of {{1},{2},{3},{4}}:
Since there is single element in each so it maps to itself.
(1, 1), (2, 2), (3, 3), (4, 4)
Equivalence class:
If a relation is equivalence then it has equivalent classes.
Condition [a] = {x∈X|xRa}
where a is an element and X is the set.
Find the equivalence class [1]:
Since single element (1,1) so equivalence class is {1}.
Find the equivalence class [2]:
Since single element (2,2) so equivalence class is {2}
Find the equivalence class [3]:
Since single element (3,3) so equivalence class is {3}
Find the equivalence class [4]:
Since single element (4,4) so equivalence class is {4}
According to HOMEWORKLIB RULES i have to solve first question only
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