@shyam7833
00:58 Binary relation is a subset of the Cartesian product of two sets 01:56 The relation R is defined as the set of ordered pairs where the elements are equal to each other. 02:54 Relation R is created with ordered pairs where the first element is equal to the second element. 03:52 Relation R represents a mapping from a set A to itself. 04:50 The relation R consists of ordered pairs where the first element divides the second element. 05:48 The number of relations on a set with n elements can be found by listing down all the subsets of A x A. 06:46 The number of relations on a set A with n elements is equal to 2 to the power n square. 07:39 The number of relations on a set A with n elements is 2 to the power n square.
@krisretro
Thank you Sir. I watched this video a while back to understand relations, now I am watching this again to revise before an exam.
@shobhitagrawal4901
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@baborsregime9922
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@chetankembhavi4810
Let A={1,2,3,4} and let R be the releation on A defined by xRy if and onlyif " x divides y" written x/y.
1) write down R as a set of ordered pairs.
2) draw digraph of R.
3) determine the indegree and outdegree vertices of digraph. Solve this problem please send me answer
@lanitaslove
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@aarjitlamsal2768
Thanks I was confused and now I understand
@freeblade5296
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@CharmingMoments09
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@themid9itegamer9
Thank you To be honest the last part really wasn't so easy to understand, but I mixed it with a bit of Google and I'm good to go now.
@RealAXork
If I am not mistaken, in my university we defined a relation specifically as a non-empty subset of AxB. I wonder why this is? I cannot find this definition elsewhere.
@etacalistus1727
Well understood. Thank you very much. Never saw graphical representation of relations before. You've cleared my doubt. But why is 5 not mapped to 6 also rather just to itself?
@BalukuAbdulRahhman
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@nicholaspratte3170
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@mahendraharale6818
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@jf1riftluwisravi
Sir could u plz explain about the Newtown- Raphson method 🙏... There is an exam on this topic
@learninginstudentscafe7284
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