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Let R be the relation defined on the RxR by : (x, y) R (z,t) = x+z≤y+t. (i) R is it Reflexive? (ii) R is it Symmetric? (iii) R is it Transitive?

Let R be the relation defined on the RxR by : (x, y) R (z,t) = x+z≤y+t. (i) R is it Reflexive? (ii) R is it Symmetric? (iii) R is it Transitive?
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Let R be the relation defined on the RxR by : (x, y) R (z,t) = x+z≤y+t. (i) R is it Reflexive? (ii) R is it Symmetric? (iii) R is it Transitive?

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