If you're trying to figure out whether one relation is the inverse of another, you need to examine if the ordered pairs of one relation are reversed in the other. Essentially, if every (a,b) in the first relation can be matched with a (b,a) in the second relation, then the two relations are inverses of each other.
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| None | Given two relations \(R = \{(2, 3), (4, 5), (6, 7… | Step 1: Define the inverse relation of \(R\), denoted as \(R^{-1}\). The inverse relation of \(R\) … |