Which Mathematica function displays a graph of the elements stored in a list?:

Which Mathematica function can combine the two lists myList and yourList together, into one single list ourList beginning with Length[myList] elements, followed by another Length[yourList] elements?

That is, if myList  were to contain elements 1,2,3 and yourlist contains "4,5,6" then how could we easily create the list 1,2,3,4,5,6?

What is the correct output from this code?:

physicslist = {0,1,3,1,4,5,6,5,6}; Count[physicslist,5]

Which input cell returns a sub-list containing the first 4 elements of mylist?

Which input cell creates a 5-element list of squared integers?

In exercise 1.4 you are asked to write code which will flip the 12th coin in a general sense (i.e. will make it tails if it is heads or make it heads if it is tails) using a single simple mathematical operation. Write your code for this below

Throughout the notebook we ignore normalisations as well as signs of quantities (freely picking amplitudes or 1 or slopes of 1 regardless of the situation for our NDSolve symmetry conditions).

In exercise 1.1, to correctly manipulate the value of n as an integer from 1 to 10 what is the iterator specification needed? Give the entire iterator, the last argument needed in Manipulate e.g. if the full code were Manipulate[thingy, answer], you would type answer in the box below.

Solving for in exercise 1.1 gives

In exercise 1.1 the functional form of the solution AFTER applying the boundary condition at x=0 involves