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Transcribed Image Text:5. Let R be a relation on R2 defined by (w,y1)R(x3y2) if and only if yı +x1 = y2 +x2.
(a) Is R symmetric? Explain.
(b) Is (2,3)R(4,1)? Explain.
(c) Find a element of R? that is related to (3,–4) and whose second coordinate is zero.
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