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show proof with all explanations please!! will give a like. theorem: Suppose R is an equivalence...

show proof with all explanations please!! will give a like.

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] intersect [b] = empty set
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