“…In particular, if for example f 2 = 1, then M = M 1 × f1 M 2 is called a (singly) warped product manifold. A singly warped product manifold M 1 × f1 M 2 is said to be trivial if the warping function f 1 is also constant [1,18,21,29,31,36]. It is clear that the submanifolds M 1 × {q} and {p} × M 2 are homothetic to M 1 and M 2 respectively for each p ∈ M 1 and q ∈ M 2 .…”