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Given below is a table where R is a relation having pairs (x,y) over the set of real numbers  and these ordered pairs will be in R if and only if the condition given on the left most side of the table is satisfied.

The various columns represent the various properties a relation can have

R-Reflexive

IR-Irreflexive

S-Symmetric

ATS-Anti-symmetric

AS-Asymmetric

T-Transitive.

Let me know if below table entries are correct.

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Mistake : Relation with condition $xy = 0$ is Not Transitive. e.g. $(4,0)$ and $(0,4)$

Remaining are all correct entries.
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Isn't x=+- y is antisymmetric? From the definition of antisymmetric if a,b belongs to R and b,a belongs to R then a=b.
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@ghostman-No. For antisymmetry

$\forall x \forall y(((xRy)and(yRx))\rightarrow x=y))$ should hold

consider (2,-2) and (-2,2). Above implication is broken.Hence, not Anti-symmetric.
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sir na bulao yr :(
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