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Manipulating Lists in Mathematica

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What symbol encloses a list in Mathematica?

Parentheses ()

Angle brackets <>

Brackets []

Curly braces {} (correct)

How are elements separated in a list in Mathematica?

Comma , (correct)

Semicolon ;

Colon :

Period .

What can each element of a list be in Mathematica?

Only numbers

Only graphical entities

Any legitimate Mathematica quantity (correct)

Only text strings

What is the significance of having no size restrictions on the number of elements in a list in Mathematica?

<p>It allows for greater flexibility and versatility (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

When can a list in Mathematica be considered a vector?

<p>When it contains only numerical values or variable names and no other lists (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Manipulating Lists in Mathematica

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What symbol encloses a list in Mathematica?

How are elements separated in a list in Mathematica?

What can each element of a list be in Mathematica?

What is the significance of having no size restrictions on the number of elements in a list in Mathematica?

When can a list in Mathematica be considered a vector?

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