d (n, m): = 0 si n = m si n‡m 5-c(n-m)

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Let c(n) be the largest power of 5 that divides n ∈ Z \ {0}, for example c(5)=1, c(15)=3 , c(250)=50 , c(7) = 0, etc. The function
d (n, m) = 0 if n = m and d(n, m) = 5^−c(n−m) if n ≠ m
defines a metric on Z. Who is B(0, 1)?
Who is B(0, 1)?
Prove that the sequence 10, 1100, 111000, 11110000, ... converges to 0 in (Z, d).

 

 

d (n, m)
= {₁-
0
5-c(n-m)
si n = m
si n m
Transcribed Image Text:d (n, m) = {₁- 0 5-c(n-m) si n = m si n m
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