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(*                         Naive Set Theory in Coq                          *)
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(*                     INRIA                        INRIA                   *)
(*              Rocquencourt                        Sophia-Antipolis        *)
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(*                                 Coq V6.1                                 *)
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(*			         Gilles Kahn 				    *)
(*				 Gerard Huet				    *)
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(* Acknowledgments: This work was started in July 1993 by F. Prost. Thanks  *)
(* to the Newton Institute for providing an exceptional work environment    *)
(* in Summer 1995. Several developments by E. Ledinot were an inspiration.  *)
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Require Export Relations_1.
Definition Complement (U:Type) (R:Relation U) : Relation U :=
fun x y:U => ~ R x y.

Theorem Rsym_imp_notRsym :
forall (U:Type) (R:Relation U),
Symmetric U R -> Symmetric U (Complement U R).