What is transitive relations:, Mathematics

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R is called as a transitive relation if (a, b) € R, (b, c) € R → (a, c) € R

In other terms if a belongs to b, b belongs to c, then a belongs to c.        

Transitivity be unsuccessful only when there exists a, b, c such that a R b, b R c but  a  1680_22.png c.

 

 


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