Suppose R and S are relations from A to B. Must the following statements be true? Justify your answers with proofs or counterexamples. a. R = Dom(R) × Ran(R) b. (R ∩ S)–1 = R–1 ∩ S–1

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Suppose R and S are relations from A to B. Must the following statements be true? Justify your answers with proofs or counterexamples.

a. R = Dom(R) × Ran(R)

b. (R ∩ S)–1 = R–1 ∩ S–1

 

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