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16.3.1. Reflexive Relations
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- 1.
Is a relation with the pairs {(1,1), (2,2)} reflexive?
Hint
Check if both elements relate to themselves.
- 2.
Can the empty relation be reflexive?
Hint
Consider what it means to have no elements.
- 3.
What defines a reflexive relation?
- Every element relates to a different one.
- Every element relates to itself.
- Some elements relate to themselves.
Hint
Think about the meaning of 'reflexive'.
- 4.
If a relation R is reflexive, which of the following is true?
- True
- False
Hint
Remember how to represent relations with matrices.
- 5.
Given a set A = {1, 2, 3}, create a non-empty reflexive relation. What pairs must it contain?
Hint
Focus on the requirement of self-pairings.
- 6.
Formulate a scenario where an empty relation can be considered reflexive. Describe the implications.
Hint
Think about the conditions that make a relation valid.
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