A finite partition is a division of a set into a finite number of non-empty, disjoint subsets such that every element of the original set is included in exactly one of these subsets. Each of these subsets is called a block, and the collection of blocks satisfies the criteria that they do not overlap and cover the entire set. This concept is key in understanding how to group elements meaningfully and leads to the formation of quotient sets.
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