$\require{cancel}$
State how many possible partial order relations $U$ are there on the set $\{a,b,c,d\}$ such that
- $bUa, cUa, dUa;$ and
- $b\cancel U c, c\cancel U b, d\cancel U b \text{ and } b\cancel U c$.
How should I tackle this question?
A relation is Partial Order relation if it is Reflexive, Anti-Symmetric and Transitive