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Re: Questions on set relations

by Discrete Quest <don.scuquest@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Apr 12, 2008 at 01:53 PM

I meant..

> Let me get this straight.  Suppose I have choose (-3,3) as my
> arbitrary pair (x,y), which satifisy the premise (x+y=0).
> From the symmetric definition which have ( x+y =0 v x-y=0)-->(y+x =0 v
> y-x=0) then the implication is true
> since for pair (y,x) it satisfy (y+x=0) or (3+-3=0) which is part one of
> the conclusion...
>
> And that is enough to show symmetry. So unlike reflexive, i do not
> have to show for every value of x, in here, i just choose one
> arbitrary pair and show that the implication is true.
>
> Does this sound like I understand you correctly?
> Thank you.
 




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Discrete Quest <don.sc  2008-04-12 11:57:50 
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magidin@[EMAIL PROTECTED]  2008-04-12 19:37:12 
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Discrete Quest <don.sc  2008-04-12 13:50:20 
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magidin@[EMAIL PROTECTED]  2008-04-12 21:39:44 
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lataianu bogdan <blata  2008-04-12 17:55:20 
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Discrete Quest <don.sc  2008-04-12 13:53:30 
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magidin@[EMAIL PROTECTED]  2008-04-12 23:09:54 
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Discrete Quest <don.sc  2008-04-13 13:32:52 
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