QUESTION FROM PRACTICE ASSIGNMENT

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HARSH BATRA

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Oct 19, 2020, 4:14:05 AM10/19/20
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PLEASE EXPLAIN , IN THIS CASE , HOW TO FIND CARDINALITY OF R3 ?

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Debajyoti Biswas

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Oct 19, 2020, 4:22:21 AM10/19/20
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I guess this is from the last question of week 1 practice assignment. There R3 is defined as follows:

R3 = {(a, c) | a, c ∈ S, for some b ∈ S,(a, b) ∈ R1,(b, c) ∈ R2}. Please write the elements of R1, then write elements of R2, then find out which pairs of months will go in R3.  For example, for January, (Jan, Jan) ∈ R1, Now we assume three partitions in the set S, formed by the relation R2. These partitions are class 1, class 2, class 3. Hence from these classes, 7 pairs will be there in R3 starting with January. These are {(Jan, Jan), (Jan, Mar), (Jan, May), (Jan, July), (Jan, Aug), (Jan, Oct), (Jan, Dec)}. Moreover, (Jan, Feb) is in R1, and Feb is in another partition in S due to R2. So there are total 8 pairs (adding (Jan, Feb) with previous 7 elements) in R3 starting with Jan. 
Please check the practice assignment solution released, for further explanation.
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