Example on Equivalence relation

In Transitive relation take example of (1,3)and (3,5)belong to R and also (1,5) belongs to R therefore R is Transitive.

[khozajustice]

one of the few helpful videos on Relations... thank u mom

[TheSatinderbhatia]

For Transitive relation take
(1, 3) and (3, 5) belong to R and also (1, 5) belongs to R so R is Transitive.

[awabwaheed]

thank you so much I've understand the equivalance classes now

[jjamesvenrand]

Thanks a lot this is really helpfully

[carjason]

Thank you very much! This definitely helped me better understand Equivalence Relations

[thenvsnowtv]

thanks a lot madam this was very helpful :)

[TheSatinderbhatia]

Please ignore the second example (1, 3) and (3, 1).... of Transitive relation.

[gmanireland]

Thanks, really helped me get a better understanding.

[MathsWithMe]

Which application are you using??
You are writing very clean on screen.
Plz tell me about your technique..

[mpislampur]

show that the relation R in the set Z of integers given by R={(a, b):2 divides a-b} is an equivalence relation. plz give answer

[TheSatinderbhatia]

Same way you can show that R is an equivalence relation in set of integers.

[blackflash]

You messed up the transitive example. ( a, b) (2, 4) and
(b, c) that would ve like ( 4, 6) and not ( 4, 2) cause it would be (b, a ).
I know there is not a 6 so this exaple is not transitive