How Do You Solve the Second Part of an Equivalence Relations Problem?

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The discussion centers on solving the second part of an equivalence relations problem, specifically addressing the properties of reflexivity, symmetry, and transitivity that define an equivalence class. Participants seek clarification on the problem statement to effectively tackle the second part of the equation. The need for a clear understanding of the equivalence relations is emphasized for accurate problem-solving.

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  • Understanding of equivalence relations in mathematics
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  • Ability to interpret problem statements in abstract algebra
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I understand that the first part of the equation is an equivalence class due to reflexivity, symmetry, and transivity... but I am confused on the second part. Could someone please help me out? THANKS
 
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