Let X = R? – (0,0) and - be defined over X by settingX~y + y = txfor some non-zero t e R.(b)relation{x € R? : ||x|| = 1} c X, and endow S' with the same equivalence~ as above. Describe the set S'/ ~ of equivalence classes of S' induced by v.

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Section1.7: Relations

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Let X = R? – (0,0) and - be defined over X by setting X~y + y = tx for some non-zero t e R. (b) relation {x € R? : ||x|| = 1} C X, and endow S' with the same equivalence Let S' ~ as above. Describe the set S'/ ~~ of equivalence classes of S' induced by .