State the formal definitions that a relation must satisfy in order to count as Reflexive, Symmetric, and Transitive. Then construct three small worlds showing, respectively, that a relation can be Reflexive and not Symmetric, Symmetric and not Transitive, and Reflexive and not Transitive.

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