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Problem 1. Draw the following relation and write down the properties it has (among reflexive, symmetric, anti-symmetric, transitive). 1. R= {(a, b) la ≤ b} on A = {1,...,5}. 2. R= {(a,b)|ab-1} on A = {1,...,5}.