Let R be a relation defined by R - a - b - a - b - a - b - R - then R isA- Only reflexiveB- Both reflexive and transitiveC- Symmetric- transitive but not reflexiveD- Neither transitive nor reflexive but symmetric

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Let R be a relation defined by $R = {(a, b) | a \geq b; a, b ϵ R}$ , then R is

Only reflexive

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Both reflexive and transitive

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Symmetric, transitive but not reflexive

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Neither transitive nor reflexive but symmetric

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