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Let p,q lie in the closed ball of center z and radius R. On their unique geodesic, the Hadamard squared-distance inequality gives
d(z,γ(t))2≤(1−t)d(z,p)2+td(z,q)2−t(1−t)d(p,q)2≤R2.
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Thus every point of that geodesic lies in the ball. By uniqueness there are no other geodesics to consider, so every closed ball is geodesically convex.

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