Introduction to Relations
Subhash khalkho, Sanjeev Kumar
Abstract
Subhash khalkho, Sanjeev Kumar
Abstract
This paper introduces you to relation, the word “relation” suggests some common examples of relation in world like relation of sun from planets like relation of a mother to her son and so on, likewise there are common relation in arithmetic such as greater than, less than or equality between two numbers, we also know the relation between the area of square and its sides, relation of circle and its radius and therefore these are the simple examples of relation between two different things or objects similarly we can have a relation among four or more objects.
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This paper introduces you to relation, the word “relation” suggests some common examples of relation in world like relation of sun from planets like relation of a mother to her son and so on, likewise there are common relation in arithmetic such as greater than, less than or equality between two numbers, we also know the relation between the area of square and its sides, relation of circle and its radius and therefore these are the simple examples of relation between two different things or objects similarly we can have a relation among four or more objects.
Key concepts: Relation (database), Mathematics, Simple (philosophy), RADIUS, Computer science, Epistemology, Philosophy, Computer security