Answer:
variable(s) determine the amount of potential energy an object has?
Explanation:
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Any formula entered in the excel sheet should begin with “=”. Otherwise excel reads that to be a normal text and it will not process the further to get a “result”.
A formula can be entered either in <em>the cell or in the “formula bar”</em>. Once a formula is entered and an enter key is encountered, the result will be displayed in the <em>cell and connected formula</em> gets displayed in the Formula bar.
When we move the focus over that cell it <em>displays only content and not formula,</em> because formula gets displayed only in the “formula bar”.
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Answer:
a[i] = a[len(a) - i - 1]
Explanation:
Based on the definition of corresponding elements above,
First element of a list and last element are corresponding :
Using this :
Given a list defined as 'a'
First element of list is at index 0
Last element of a list is at index ; len(a) - 1
For a list containing 10 elements:
Second element corresponds to second to the last element
Second element is at index 1;
Second to the Last element is at index 8
(since indexing starts from 0)
Second element = a[1]
Second to the last element = a[len(a) - i - 1]
Hence,
a[i] = a[len(a) - i - 1]
