ng R is symmetric and transitive but not reflexive. 14. Let A be a set with at least three elements. abivib lo so (a) If P = {B1, B2} is a partition of A with B, + B,, is {B{, B5} a partition 1 ei of A? Explain. What if B, = B,?gon ovdoie (b) If P = {B1, B2, B3} is a partition of A, is {B{, B5, B§} a partition of A? Explain. Consider the possibility that two or more of the elements of P may be equal.omdi (c) If P = {B1, B2} is a partition of A, C, is a partition of B1, C2 is a parti- coubnanon oolo bolleo dgim luqmow denw g tion of B, and B¡ + B,, prove that C, U C, is a partition of A. bort
ng R is symmetric and transitive but not reflexive. 14. Let A be a set with at least three elements. abivib lo so (a) If P = {B1, B2} is a partition of A with B, + B,, is {B{, B5} a partition 1 ei of A? Explain. What if B, = B,?gon ovdoie (b) If P = {B1, B2, B3} is a partition of A, is {B{, B5, B§} a partition of A? Explain. Consider the possibility that two or more of the elements of P may be equal.omdi (c) If P = {B1, B2} is a partition of A, C, is a partition of B1, C2 is a parti- coubnanon oolo bolleo dgim luqmow denw g tion of B, and B¡ + B,, prove that C, U C, is a partition of A. bort
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{yE A: x R y}. (Note that R(x) is the same as x except
(A) =
that R is not an equivalence relation in this exercise.) Does the set A =
{R(x): x E A } always form a partition of A? Prove that your answer is correct.
12.
Repeat Exercise 11, assuming R is reflexive and transitive but not symmetric.
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(b) If P = {B1, B2, B3} is a partition of A, is {Bº, B§, B§} a partition of A?
Explain. Consider the possibility that two or more of the elements of P
may be equal.
(c) If P = {B1, B2} is a partition of A, 6, is a partition of B1, C2 is a parti-
{B1, B2} is a partition of A with B, + B,, is {B“, B5} a partition
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{yE A: x R y}. (Note that R(x) is the same as x except
(A) =
that R is not an equivalence relation in this exercise.) Does the set A =
{R(x): x E A } always form a partition of A? Prove that your answer is correct.
12.
Repeat Exercise 11, assuming R is reflexive and transitive but not symmetric.
no nou.
13.
Repeat Exercise 11, assuming R is symmetric and transitive but not reflexive.
vib ai 14. Let A be a set with at least three elements.
(a) If P =
of A? Explain. What if B, = B,?g ow doidw
(b) If P = {B1, B2, B3} is a partition of A, is {Bº, B§, B§} a partition of A?
Explain. Consider the possibility that two or more of the elements of P
may be equal.
(c) If P = {B1, B2} is a partition of A, 6, is a partition of B1, C2 is a parti-
{B1, B2} is a partition of A with B, + B,, is {B“, B5} a partition
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slugmoo w dsnWgtion of B,, and B # B,, prove that C, U6, is a partition of A.
1
yodi Jud oot Justify assignments of grades other than A.
(GLGUCG
(a) Claim. Let R be an equivalence relation on the set A, and let x, y, and
z be elements of A. If x E y and z ¢ x, then z ¢ ỹ.
un diw oilomdiis ol,
In
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101 210w oolo nuitivity, v Rz. so z E v. Therefore, if xe y and z x, then z & y.
E 1odi yea biu
Assume that xe ỹ and z e x. Then y R x and x R z. By tran-
Let R be an equivalence relation on the set A, and let x, y, and
(b) Claim.
(o bom) z
be elements of A. If x e ỹ and z ¢ x, then z ¢ ỹ.
"Proof." Assume that xE y, and assume that z E y. Then y R x and
99
y R z. By symmetry, x R y, and by transitivity, x R z. Therefore, z e I.
and z & X. then z ¢ y.
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