Let R be a relation on R , given by R = \(a,b):3a - 3b + is an irrational number \. Then R is

Let R be a relation on R , given by R = {(a,b):3a - 3b ... | Relation (Mathematics)

(c) : $R\{(a,b):3a - 3b +$ is an irrational number $\}\\$ Reflexive : For $(a,a)$ , we have $3a - 3a + \\=$ which is an irrational . number. $\\ \therefore R$ is reflexive Symmetric : $\\$ Let $(a,b) \in R$ i.e., $3a - 3b +$ is an irrational number $\\$ Now, we need to check $(b,a) \in R$ or not. $\\$ Let $3a =$ and $3b = 8$ then $3a - 3b+ \\= - 8 + = 2 - 8,\\$ which is an irrational . . number but $3b - 3a + \\= 8 - + = 8,\\$ which is not an irrational $\therefore$ For $(a,b) \in R,(b,a) \notin R$ $\\ \therefore R$ is not symmetric $\\$ Transitive : Let $(a,b)$ and $(b,c) \in R\\$ Let $3a = 8,3b = 2,3c =$ then, $3a - 3b + \\= 8 - 2 + = 8 -$ , which is an irrational also, $3b - 3c + \\= 2 - + = 2,\\$ which is an irrational but $3a - 3c + = 8 - + = 8,\\$ which is not an irrational $\Rightarrow (a,c) \notin R\\$ $\therefore R$ is not transitive.

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