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Consider the following relations: R=(x, y) mid x, y are real numbers and x= wy for some rational number w ; S= ( m n, q ) mid m, n, p . and q are…

JEE Main 2010 — Mathematics Algebra

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Consider the following relations: R={(x,y)∣x,yR=\{(x, y) \mid x, yR={(x,y)∣x,y are real numbers and x=x=x= wy for some rational number w }\}}; S={(mn,pq)∣m,n,pS=\left\{\left(\frac{m}{n}, \frac{p}{q}\right) \mid m, n, p\right.S={(nm​,qp​)∣m,n,p and qqq are integers such that n,q≠0n, q \neq 0n,q=0 and qm=pn}\left.q m=p n\right\}qm=pn}. Then

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  1. A

    neither R\mathrm{R}R nor S\mathrm{S}S is an equivalence relation

  2. B

    SSS is an equivalence relation but RRR is not an equivalence relation

  3. C

    RRR and SSS both are equivalence relations

  4. D

    R\mathrm{R}R is an equivalence relation but S\mathrm{S}S is not an equivalence relation

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