Example (3): Let (M , d) be a metric space. Define a function e :M x M → R by:e(x,y) = Min{1,d(x y)}; for any x,y E M. Therefore (M, e) is a metric space.Dosegenlar

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Example (3): Let (M, d) be a metric space. Define a function e: Mx M→R by: e(x,y) = Min{1,d(x y)}; for any x,y E M. Therefore (M, e) is a metric space.