SOLUTION: Can a relation on a set be neither reflexive nor irreflexive? Explain the answer.. also gibe an examole of an irreflexive relation on the set of all people.. explain in detail

Question 993912: Can a relation on a set be neither reflexive nor irreflexive? Explain the answer.. also gibe an examole of an irreflexive relation on the set of all people.. explain in detail
Answer by ikleyn(52788) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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It doesn't look like a school math.

It would be better if you ask this question in some other, more appropriate site.

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Comment from student: Maam these questions are from discrete mathematics .. please do refer me some other website or free tutor who can answer these questions.
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