Let R be the set of real numbers and d: R x R R be defined as follows. d(x, y) = 3|x - y®I. Then (R, d) is O a pseudo-metric space but not a metric space. O not a metric space and not a pseudo-metric space. O a metric space but not a pseudo-metric space. Oa metric space and a pseudo-metric space.

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