Discrete Math 9.3.2 Representing Relations Using Digraphs

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  1. Kimberly Brehm
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Hello Ma'am you're doing god's work. Reading Rosen and supplement that book w/ your videos makes all things pretty easy to understand and grasp. So, please accept all the love and respect from a student living in a small town in India. So, you should know, what a profound impact your videos are making on the lives of everyone around the globe.

microlegions
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nope you are in the right profession ma'am cuz you made me understand the concept and your voice is so calm and warm😃😄

ramanpreet
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This video helps me to answer my homework. You are such an amazing teacher <3 Thank you very much! <3

nadsmarcelo
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I thought this was good except for your explanation of why the relation wasn't anti-symmetric. It would be good to explain that anti-symmetry is where each node in the pair has a loop, but only one directed edge connecting them.

JasonJason
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what is the relation contains (0, 0) and there is no element of 3 in the relation? how to draw it and explain?

thanishtitan
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you're really help me, thank youuu

naimahaq
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it seems that you share some "explanation blood" with The Great Explainer

codingwithelhacen
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Ma'am, I would like to bring it to your notice that there's no topic - 9.4 - Closures of Relations. Is that an oversight?

microlegions
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Why its not symmetric ?there's (2, 3) and (3, 2) but why its not symmetric?

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