Diameter of a Closed Ball in a Metric Space is less than or equal to twice of its Radius
In this lecture Q.2(i) of University of the Punjab of MATH-204 , 2019 is solved in detail. Diameter of a Closed Ball in a Metric Space is less than or equal to twice of its Radius.
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