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Manhattan distance (d1​(x,y)=∑i​∣xi​−yi​∣)

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The metric induced by the L1 norm gives taxicab geometry. Each difference in Cartesian coordinates contributes its absolute value independently, so an axis-aligned route with no backtracking realizes the endpoint distance.

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