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Why is  it not lattice?

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its a lattice.
Lattice : A poset (L , ≤) is a Lattice iff for all a , b ∈ L LUB(a,b) and GLB(a,b) both exist and  L  

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In made easy test series they have said it is not a lattice.
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reason?
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No reason has given.
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A lattice must be first a poset i.e. it should be reflexive , anti-symmetric and transitive.

Here c   & b  so, it is not antisymmetric & hence not a lattice.

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