3 Let (Y, p) be a metric space. Give an example metric d on Y such that every finction f:(Y, d)→(Y, P) is 3. of horehaby Continuous.

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3. Let (Y, p) be
of
hoxersby f:(Y, d) >CY, P) is
example
finction
a metric
space.
Give an
metric d on Y such that
continuous.
Transcribed Image Text:3. Let (Y, p) be of hoxersby f:(Y, d) >CY, P) is example finction a metric space. Give an metric d on Y such that continuous.
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