Same cardinal number must satisfy all three properties : symmetry, reflexivity, transitivity
Symmetry
Suppose bijection $f:A→A$, Then by definition, |A| = |A|
Reflexivity
Suppose bijections $f:A→B$ and $f:B→A$, Then |A| = |B| and |B| = |A|
Transitivity
Suppose bijections $f:A→B$ and $f:B→C$ Then |A|= |B| and |B| = |C|
I think I did this right but I feel as though this is too simple of a proof or I have the definitions wrong