Having equal power, strength, or ability; capable of producing the same effect or result.
From equi- (equal) and potent (powerful, from Latin potens meaning capable or able). The term is used in mathematics and logic to describe sets or functions with equal cardinality or strength.
In mathematics, two infinite sets can be equipotent even though they look totally different—like how all whole numbers and all even numbers have the same infinite size!
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