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Suyash Singh
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Prove transitive (Relations and functions)
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The discussion revolves around proving the transitive property of a relation defined on pairs, specifically addressing the implication that if (a,b)R(c,d) and (c,d)R(e,f), then (a,b)R(e,f). Participants are examining the requirements and structure of this proof within the context of relations and functions.
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- Participants are attempting to clarify the statement of the problem and the necessary conditions for proving transitivity. There are questions regarding the format of the problem presentation and the expectations for the solution.
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The discussion appears to be in an early stage, with some participants expressing frustration over the clarity of the problem statement. There is a call for clearer presentation of the question and solution, indicating a need for more structured input from the original poster.
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Some participants note the difficulty in interpreting the problem due to the format of the attached photo, which may hinder understanding. There is an emphasis on the importance of clearly typing out the question and solution for effective discussion.
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Type the question. If you are too lazy to do that, then we are too lazy to break our neck trying to read something rotated over 90 degrees 
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Suyash Singh said:
Type the question and (preferably) type the solution as well.
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Hah, I didn't even get that far 
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