Match the pairs of strings of English letters on the left with the equivalence relation on the right where the strings belong to the same equivalence class. Match the pairs of strings of English letters on the left with the equivalence relation on the right where the strings belong to the same equivalence class.i Instructionsabba, wxyzabbey, abracadabraabba, babababaviatrix, axStrings are equivalent if they contain the same number of letters.Strings are equivalent if they contain the same letters.Strings are equivalent if they begin with the same two letters.Strings are equivalent if they end with the same letter.

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Match the pairs of strings of English letters on the left with the equivalence relation on the right where the strings belong to the same equivalence class. O Instructions abba, wxyz abbey, abracadabra abba, bababab aviatrix, ax Strings are equivalent if they contain the same number of letters. Strings are equivalent if they contain the same letters.

Match the pairs of strings of English letters on the left with the equivalence relation on the right where the strings belong to the same equivalence class. O Instructions abba, wxyz abbey, abracadabra abba, bababab aviatrix, ax Strings are equivalent if they contain the same number of letters. Strings are equivalent if they contain the same letters.

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Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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