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If (R={(a,b):a=2b}) on real numbers, why is (R) not symmetric?

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Correct answer: Because (a=2b) does not imply (b=2a)

Step 1: For ((a,b)) to be in the relation, (a=2b) is required. Step 2: The reverse pair ((b,a)) would require (b=2a), which is not generally true. Step 3: ((2,1)) is a simple counterexample because ((1,2)) is not in the relation.

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Linear ConditionNot SymmetricCounterexampleClass 12Symmetric RelationRelations And FunctionsMathematicsClass 12 Mcq

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