Prove the statement, or give a counterexample. a) Every interval of real numbers with usual metric is a complete metric space. b) If real sequence an converges in Euclidean metric, then it converges in Manhattan metric as well.

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Prove the statement, or give a counterexample.
a) Every interval of real numbers with usual metric is a complete metric space.
b) If real sequence an converges in Euclidean metric, then it converges in Manhattan metric
as well.
Transcribed Image Text:Prove the statement, or give a counterexample. a) Every interval of real numbers with usual metric is a complete metric space. b) If real sequence an converges in Euclidean metric, then it converges in Manhattan metric as well.
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