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Exercise 5. Show by example that P may be a strict partial order (so,by the previous result, the two definitions of R coincide) but R not aweak order.

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Exercise 5. Show by example that P may be a strict partial order (so,by the previous result, the two definitions of R coincide) but R not aweak order.

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