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How do I describe a partition determined by $R$ by listing pieces?

Families of Sets and Partitions

Let $P$ be a partition of a group with $AB \subseteq C$. Why is $1 \in P_n$? $P_n$ is the equivalence class of $n \in N$ and $1 \in N=P_1$.

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~$_P$ is an equivalence relation in A.

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