Cartesian Products and Equivalence Relations

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This lecture covers the concepts of Cartesian products, equivalence relations, and functions. It explains the importance of order in Cartesian products and provides a general definition with examples. The lecture also delves into equivalence classes, breaking down sets into groups based on equivalence relations. It discusses functions, including injective, surjective, and bijective functions, with examples illustrating their properties.

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