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Please show the proof that: Either [a]=[b] or [a] *union* [b] = empty set this will...
Please show the proof that:
Either [a]=[b]
or [a] *union* [b] = empty set
this will be proof by contrapositibe but please show work:
theorem: suppose R is an equivalence of a non-empty set A. let
a,b be within A
then [a] does not equal [b] implies that [a] *intersection*
[b] = empty set
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