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Holy cow... I had a BIG trouble with understanding composite and inverse relations. You made it so easy... i feel like a dimwit for not understanding this. THANKS!
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nice video. but I have a question sir. for example for question 2, if we write the answer (4,7),(5,7).... Is it acceptable? it is the arrangement of the number is not important? Thank you.
Please note that I had an error in how I labeled the final column in problem 2. The final column should have been R inv(T), not inv(T)R. However, the elements listed in this final column are correct. The elements are (7,4), (7,5), (8,4), etc. The order of each of these pair is very important. For example, (4,7) is a different ordered pair than (7,4). So, if you were to switch the order this would not be correct. Hope that helps. Adam
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Finally i found a good video to learn discrete mathematics. Very clear and easy to understand.
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Holy cow... I had a BIG trouble with understanding composite and inverse relations. You made it so easy... i feel like a dimwit for not understanding this. THANKS!
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It's really helpful..thank u very much for your nice explanation..i am lucky to catch ur video...
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OMG! This makes SO much more sense now. Thank you!!!
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Very clear and easy to understand.
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finally understood the concept. Thanks a ton!
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Thanks for the example, this helped a lot.
what if we have (3,4) but there's no any element that start with 4 ?
he mentions this at 5:13 with a similar example
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what if there are repeats in the 's composed of r' column? do we only write them once in the final answer?
If that was to happen, you'd only write each element a single time; remove any duplicates.
A very helpful video thanx
In the second example you want to find R o T^-1, but along the way you write it was T^-1 o R, is this a mistake?
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nice video. but I have a question sir. for example for question 2, if we write the answer (4,7),(5,7).... Is it acceptable? it is the arrangement of the number is not important? Thank you.
Please note that I had an error in how I labeled the final column in problem 2. The final column should have been R inv(T), not inv(T)R.
However, the elements listed in this final column are correct. The elements are (7,4), (7,5), (8,4), etc. The order of each of these pair is very important. For example, (4,7) is a different ordered pair than (7,4). So, if you were to switch the order this would not be correct.
Hope that helps.
Adam
noted. thanks Sir. that would help.
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why did we calculate T-1oR while the question said RoT-1
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I have 0 in the s relation what to do??
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big help. Thank you so much.
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Nice, I like examples much better. My textbook doesn't use many.
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Very explanatory
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