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In the set `Z` of all integers, which of the following relation `R` is not an equivalence relation? `x\ R\ y :` if `xlt=y` (b) `x\ R\ y :` if `x=y` (c) `x\ R\ y` : if `x-y` is an even integer (d) `x\ R\ y` : if `x=y` (mod 3)

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