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give an example of an relation whichis symmetric and transitive but not reflexive​

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LetA=−5,−6.

Define a relation R on A as:

R=(−5,−6),(−6,−5),(−5,−5)

Relation R is not reflexive as(−6,−6)∉  R.

 Relation Ri s symmetric as(−5,−6)∈ R and (−6,−5)

It is seen that(−5,−6),(−6,−5)∈ R .Also,(−5,−5)∈ R.

∴The relation R is transitive.

Hence,relation R is symmetric and transitive but not reflexive.

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