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[" (c) "x" n "y" ."hx" y is an integer "(d)xRy" : if "x-=y(mod3)" ) "],[" The relation "R={(1,1),(2,2),(3,3)}" on the set "{1,2,3}" is "],[" (a) symmetric only "],[[" (c) an equivalence relation "," (d) transitive only "]]

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