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23.3. Hasse Diagrams
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- 1.
Define a partial ordering using your own words.
Hint
Check the characteristics we discussed.
- 2.
Give an example of a partial ordering.
Hint
Think of how you would arrange something alphabetically.
- 3.
What property ensures that every element relates to itself in a partial ordering?
- Antisymmetry
- Reflexivity
- Transitivity
Hint
Think about the basic rules of relations.
- 4.
In a Hasse diagram, which edges can be omitted?
- Self-loops
- Transitive edges
- Both A and B
Hint
Review how to construct a Hasse diagram to answer.
- 5.
Given a set of numbers {1, 2, 3, 4}, determine if the set under the divide relation (|) is a partial ordering.
Hint
Check each pair of numbers for divisibility.
- 6.
Create a Hasse diagram for the powerset of {X, Y} and explain how you derived it.
Hint
Count the total subsets and remember the relationships.
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70%
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- You can use hints if you need help
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