$1∈ \Z$
$[1]_R = \{m|m-1 ≡ 0 \ (\text{mod} \ 9)\}$
$m-1≡0 (\text{mod} \ 9)$
Equivalently, $m-1$ is divisible by $9$.
$10$ is one such number.
$\{1,10,19,28,….\} = \{9n+1|n∈ \Z \}$
$[1]_R = \{1,10,19,28,…\}$
$[0]_R = \{0,9,18,27,…\} $
Note that there are exactly 9 equivalence classes.
$\{[0]_R, [1]_R, [2]_R, [3]_R, [4]_R, [5]_R, [6]_R, [7]_R, [8]_R \}$.