1Identify the correct steps involved in proving that if the poset (S, R) is a lattice, then the dual poset (S, R¹) is also a lattice. (Check all that apply.)Check All That ApplyBy the duality in the definitions, the greatest lower bound of two elements of Sunder R is their least upper bound under ¹.By the duality in the definitions, the least upper bound of two elements of Sunder Ris their greatest lower bound under ¹.By the duality in the definitions, the least upper bound of two elements of Sunder R is their least upper bound under R¹1.By the duality in the definitions, the greatest lower bound of two elements of Sunder R is their greatest lower bound under R¹As the least upper bounds and the greatest lower bounds exist, (S, R¹) is a lattice.

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