A docs.google.com/forms/d/e Which function is preferable to find the magnitude of a complex number? * sqrt() cart2pol() MATLAB does not support complex arguments abs() All matrices are vectors but all vectors are not matrices in MATLAB * False True Compute 24 modulo 5. b = mod(24,5) * O b =6 b =4 b =5

A docs.google.com/forms/d/e Which function is preferable to find the magnitude of a complex number? * sqrt() cart2pol() MATLAB does not support complex arguments abs() All matrices are vectors but all vectors are not matrices in MATLAB * False True Compute 24 modulo 5. b = mod(24,5) * O b =6 b =4 b =5

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Chapter7: Quantum Mechanics

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