Need some explanation to help understand. Ribonucleic acid "codons" are strings of 3 ordered nucleotide bases in which each nucleotide isone of adenine (A), cytosine (C), guanine (G), or uracil (U). Each codon "signals" or encodes an aminoacid. Suppose two codons XYZ and PQR are - related, and we write XYZ - PQR, if they have thesame three distinct kinds of bases. Thus, for example CUG and UGC are - related, written CUG -UGC, since they both have one cytosine C, one guanine G, and one uracil U; however CUG is not -related to CGA, since both have a C and a G, but one also has an A and the other has a U.If - is an equivalence relation on the set of 3 nucleotide codons with 3 different bases, then prove itis, and determine how many equivalence classes there are. If it is not an equivalence relation thendescribe which of the three rules it fails to satisfy and which it satisfies. In either case give detailedexplanations of your answers. Assume that order matters, that is CUG is not the same codon asGUC.

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Description: Need some explanation to help understand. Ribonucleic acid "codons" are strings of 3 ordered nucleotide bases in which each nucleotide isone of adenine (A), cytosine (C), guanine (G), or uracil (U). Each codon "signals" or encodes an aminoacid. Suppo