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A relation `R` is defined from a set `A={2,3,4,5}` to a set `B=3,6,7,10` as follows: `(x ,y in R : x` divides `y` Express `R` as a set of ordred pairs and determine the domain and range of `R` Also, find `R^(-1)` .

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