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On integers, (aRb) is defined when (a-b) is odd. This relation is not transitive. Which counterexample is correct?

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Correct answer: (3R2) and (2R1) hold but (3R1) does not

Step 1: (3-2=1) is odd, and (2-1=1) is also odd. Step 2: Transitivity requires (3R1), but (3-1=2) is even, so (3R1) does not hold. Step 3: When choosing a counterexample, both starting relations must be true.

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Odd DifferenceCounterexampleNon TransitiveClass 12Transitive RelationRelations And FunctionsMathematicsClass 12 Mcq

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