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If a relation `R` in `N` defined as `R =((a ,b):a < b,` for every `a, b in N`) then `R` is
(A) Only transitive relation.
(B) Only symmetric relation.
(C) Only reflexive relation.
(D) Transitive and symmetric relation.

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