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> Look at a statement of equivalence. You might say that "A is equal to B" or "A == B". There are two "flows" going on there: A has to match up with B, sure, bu
by billsix 7y ago
> Look at a statement of equivalence. You might say that "A is equal to B" or "A == B". There are two "flows" going on there: A has to match up with B, sure, but B also has to match up with A.
Weird way to describe the symmetric property of equality from discrete math 201
- rachelbythebay 7y agoMath? Me? Not so much. If it sounds like some profound theorem then I assure you it’s entirely coincidental.