Metric Spaces | Lecture 19 | Examples of Open Ball in Discrete Metric Space

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Open ball and neighborhood is always equal or not? Plz reply

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No. Every open ball is a neighborhood of each of its points but converse is not true.

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@@ranjankhatu have u any counter example on it?

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let a={x1,x2€r^2:x 2=a=content}.check whether a is open or closed..sir is numarical ko kor dena plz