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2. Please justify and prove each statement a) Prove that a finite positive linear combination of...

2. Please justify and prove each statement

a) Prove that a finite positive linear combination of metrics is a metric. If it is infinite, will it be metric?

b) Is the difference between two metrics a metric?

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