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Let `R={(a ,\ a),\ (b ,\ b),\ (c ,\ c),\ (a ,\ b)}` be a relation on set `A={a ,\ b ,\ c}` . Then, `R` is (a) identity relation (b) reflexive (c) symmetric (d) equivalence

A

identitiy relation

B

equivalence relation

C

symmetric

D

reflexive

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