If S and T are equvialent sets then,
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n(S)=n(T)
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Equivalent sets:
A and B are any two sets on which the number of elements in the set A is equal to the number of elements in the set B are called equivalent sets.
n(A)=n(B)then A->B
Given sets S and T are equivalent sets then number of elements in the set S and the number of elements in the set T are equal.
n(S)=n(T)=>S->T
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