(Abstract Algebra 1) Partitions and Equivalence Relations

A partition of a set determines an equivalence relation on that set. Also, an equivalence relation on a set determines a partition of the set.

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For the second part, how do we prove that the equivalence relation for the partition is unique? We know there is one, how do we know there isn't another for the same partition?

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