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<p><a href="page.php?w=equivalence_class">equivalence class</a> modulo  of an integer  is the set of all integers of the form , where  is any integer. It is called the <b>congruence class</b> or <b>residue class</b> of  modulo&nbsp;, and may be denoted , or as  or  when the modulus  is known from the context.</p>

<p>Each residue class modulo&nbsp; contains exactly one integer in the range . Thus, these  integers are <a href="page.php?w=representative_%28mathematics%29">representatives</a> of their respective residue classes. </p>

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