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Let (X, M, u) be a finite measure space. Show that
a. if E, F, in M and u (the symmetric difference of E and F) = 0, then u(E) = u(F)
b. Say that E ~ F if u ( the symmetric difference of E and F) = 0; then ~ is an equivalence relation on M
c. For E, F in M, define rho (E, F) = u ( the symmetric difference of E and F). Then rho (E, G) is less or equal to rho (E, F) + rho (F, G), and hence rho defines a metric on the space M / ~ ( the difference of M and ~) of equivalence classes.
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