17. (15pts) Let relation G be a subset of the cross product of the natural numbers with the natural numbers: GCNxN. E Define relation R as: (a, b) e G⇒ [a+b≥ 18] You may assume the natural numbers include 0. Determine if the relation is each of these: (a) Reflexive YES NO (b) Symmetric YES NO (c) Transitive YES NO (d) Antisymmetric YES NO (e) Irreflexive YES NO (f) Asymmetric YES NO
17. (15pts) Let relation G be a subset of the cross product of the natural numbers with the natural numbers: GCNxN. E Define relation R as: (a, b) e G⇒ [a+b≥ 18] You may assume the natural numbers include 0. Determine if the relation is each of these: (a) Reflexive YES NO (b) Symmetric YES NO (c) Transitive YES NO (d) Antisymmetric YES NO (e) Irreflexive YES NO (f) Asymmetric YES NO
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![16. (10pts) Prove using the First Principle of Math Induction (weak induction):
6.7 -2.3" is divisible by 4 for all integers n ≥ 1
17. (15pts) Let relation G be a subset of the cross product of the natural numbers
with the natural numbers: GCNX N.
Define relation R as: (a, b) e G⇒ [a+b≥ 18] You may assume the
natural numbers include 0. Determine if the relation is each of these:
(a) Reflexive YES NO
(b) Symmetric YES NO
(c) Transitive YES NO
YES NO
(d) Antisymmetric
(e) Irreflexive YES NO
(f) Asymmetric YES NO
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18. (15pts) (a) How many simple non-isomorphic simple undirected graphs with
five vertices and three edges are there? Draw them all (hint: less than 10)
(b) How many simple non-isomorphic directed graphs with five vertices and
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Transcribed Image Text:16. (10pts) Prove using the First Principle of Math Induction (weak induction):
6.7 -2.3" is divisible by 4 for all integers n ≥ 1
17. (15pts) Let relation G be a subset of the cross product of the natural numbers
with the natural numbers: GCNX N.
Define relation R as: (a, b) e G⇒ [a+b≥ 18] You may assume the
natural numbers include 0. Determine if the relation is each of these:
(a) Reflexive YES NO
(b) Symmetric YES NO
(c) Transitive YES NO
YES NO
(d) Antisymmetric
(e) Irreflexive YES NO
(f) Asymmetric YES NO
101) S
18. (15pts) (a) How many simple non-isomorphic simple undirected graphs with
five vertices and three edges are there? Draw them all (hint: less than 10)
(b) How many simple non-isomorphic directed graphs with five vertices and
three edges are there? Draw them all. (hint: less than 20)
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