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Assume the R is a relation on a set A, aRb is partially ordered such that a and b are _____________ ans. symmetric transitive reflexive reflexive and transitive

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Assume the R is a relation on a set A, aRb is partially ordered such that a and b are _____________ ans. symmetric

transitive

reflexive

reflexive and transitive

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The correct answer is "reflexive and transitive".

In a partially ordered set (also known as a poset), the relation R is reflexive, antisymmetric, and transitive.

  1. Reflexive: This means for every element 'a' in set A, the relation aRa holds true. In simpler terms, every element is related to itself.

  2. Transitive: This means if aRb and bRc, then aRc. In simpler terms, if an element 'a' is related to an element 'b', and 'b' is related to an element 'c', then 'a' is also related to 'c'.

The relation is not necessarily symmetric in a poset. Symmetric means if aRb then bRa, which is not required in a poset.

So, the relation R in a poset is reflexive and transitive, but not necessarily symmetric.

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