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- Binary Relations and Equivalence Relations
- Relations a Relation (R) Between Sets a and B Is a Subset of a × B. Often We Write Xry to Mean (X, Y) ∈ R and Say “X Is
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- 1. Equivalence of Sets Two Sets a and B Are Said to Be Equivalent If There Is Some Bijection from a Onto B
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