Proving PoSet of cross product

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Homework Statement


(Z, Q) and (W, S) are two partially ordered sets. There is a relation I on Z x W (Z cross W) that is defined... for all (a, b), (c, d) in Z x W, set (a, b) I (c, d) if and only if aQc and bSd. How does one prove that (Z x W, I) is a partially ordered set?


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Partially ordered sets are reflexive, anti-symmetric, and transitive.

The Attempt at a Solution


(Z, Q) and W, S) are reflexive, anti-symmetric, and transitive
STUMPED, HELP!
 
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What do you need to prove for ZxW??
 
that is it a partially ordered set
 
Yes, and what do you need to prove exactly??
 
that (Z x W, I) is reflexive anti-symmetric, and transitive
 
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