Let R be the relation, {(a, b) e N x N:a + 26 is divisible by 3}. Give an example that shows that R is not antisymmetric. ER and E R In each box enter an ordered pair of natural numbers less than 100. Include the parentheses and comma, as you do if you write an ordered pair on paper.

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Let R be the relation, {(a, b) € N x N:a + 26 is divisible by 3}. Give an example that shows that R
is not antisymmetric.
ER and
ER
In each box enter an ordered pair of natural numbers less than 100. Include the parentheses and comma,
as you do if you write an ordered pair on paper.
Transcribed Image Text:Let R be the relation, {(a, b) € N x N:a + 26 is divisible by 3}. Give an example that shows that R is not antisymmetric. ER and ER In each box enter an ordered pair of natural numbers less than 100. Include the parentheses and comma, as you do if you write an ordered pair on paper.
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