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Give examples of the following relationships: a) A transitive and symmetrical relationship, but not reflexive. b)...

Give examples of the following relationships:
a) A transitive and symmetrical relationship, but not reflexive.
b) A symmetric and reflexive relationship, but not transitive.
c) An antisymmetric and thoughtless relationship.

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