Give the matrix representation for the relation depicted in the arrow dia- gram. Then, express the relation as a set of ordered pairs. The arrow diagram below represents a relation. 3 Figure 1: An arrow diagram shows three vertices, 1, 2, and 3. An arrow from verter 1 points to verter 3, and another arrow from verter 2 points to verter 3. Two self loops are formed, one at verter 1 and another at vertex 2. Draw the arrow diagram for the relation. The domain for the relation A is the set (2, 5, 7, 8, 11). For z, y in the domain, zAy if |z-y is less than 2.

Give the matrix representation for the relation depicted in the arrow dia- gram. Then, express the relation as a set of ordered pairs. The arrow diagram below represents a relation. 3 Figure 1: An arrow diagram shows three vertices, 1, 2, and 3. An arrow from verter 1 points to verter 3, and another arrow from verter 2 points to verter 3. Two self loops are formed, one at verter 1 and another at vertex 2. Draw the arrow diagram for the relation. The domain for the relation A is the set (2, 5, 7, 8, 11). For z, y in the domain, zAy if |z-y is less than 2.

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