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Each question in this section has four choices A , B, C , and D out of which only one is coR Rect. Mark your choices as follows .
Let R be a relation on the set `N N` of the natural numbers defined by nRm `ltimplies` n is a factor of m.
Statement -1 : R is not oan equivalence relation.
Statement -II: R is not symmetric

A

Statement -I is True Statemint- II is True, Statement -II is a caR Rect explanation for Statement -I

B

Statement -I is True Statemint- II is True, Statement -II is a caR Rect explanation for Statement -I

C

Statement -I is True Statement -II is False.

D

Statement -I is False Statement-II is True.

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