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The document discusses various types of mathematical relations, including reflexive, symmetric, and transitive relations, as well as their definitions and examples. It also touches on the concept of mathematical induction and how it can be used to prove statements about natural numbers. Additionally, the document includes examples and explanations of functions and their compositions.
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discreete part1

The document discusses various types of mathematical relations, including reflexive, symmetric, and transitive relations, as well as their definitions and examples. It also touches on the concept of mathematical induction and how it can be used to prove statements about natural numbers. Additionally, the document includes examples and explanations of functions and their compositions.
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