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Answered by debismita
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We have,

R={(xy):xy is a square of an integer,x,yN}

As,x×x=x^2,which is a square of unteger.

(x,x)R

So,R is reflexive.

Let,(x,y)R

xy us a square of an integer

yx is a square of an integer

(y,x)R

R is symmetric.

Let,(x,y)R & (y,z)R

xy is square of an integer and yz is square of an integer.

xz must be a square of an integer.

(x,z)R

R is transitive.

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