Please do problem 9 and write a detailed proof when doing (a)
a)
For each non zero real number
x/x=1 which is rational
Hence relation is reflexive
let, x/y be rational then y/x is rational hence relation is symmetric
Let, x/y and y/z be rational
Product of rationals is rational hence
(x/y)(y/z)=x/z is rational
Hence relation is transitive
Hence relation is equivalence relation
b)
This equivalence class contains non zero real numbers x so that
Hence the real numbers is this equivalence class are
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