Solutions to Chapter 35 Properties of relations
A. Give examples of relations with the following properties:
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Reflexive but not symmetric blank x is no older than blank y
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Symmetric but not transitive blank x is within 1 km of blank y
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Transitive, symmetric, but not reflexive blank x is a full (i.e., not half) sibling of blank y
B. Show that a relation can be both symmetric and anti-symmetric by giving an interpretation that makes both of the following sentences true:
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