Chapter 9: Q33E (page 631)
For the given poset \((\{ 3,5,9,15,24,45\} ,1)\) find the greatest lower bound of \(\{ 15,45\} \).
Short Answer
The greatest lower bound of \(\{ 15,45\} \) is 15 .
Chapter 9: Q33E (page 631)
For the given poset \((\{ 3,5,9,15,24,45\} ,1)\) find the greatest lower bound of \(\{ 15,45\} \).
The greatest lower bound of \(\{ 15,45\} \) is 15 .
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