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Figure Can't Copy (A) import matplotlib.pyplot as plt ( plt.plot([1, 2], $[4,5]$ ) (B) import matplotlib.pyplot as plt plt.plot([1,2,3], [4,5,1]) plt. show() plt.show() (C) import matplotlib.pyplot as plt ( plt.plot([2,3], [5, 1]) (D) import matplotlib.pyplot as plt. plt.plot([1,3], $[4,1])$ plt. show() plt.show()

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(A) import matplotlib.pyplot as plt ( plt.plot([1, 2], $[4,5]$ )
(B) import matplotlib.pyplot as plt plt.plot([1,2,3], [4,5,1]) plt. show() plt.show()
(C) import matplotlib.pyplot as plt ( plt.plot([2,3], [5, 1])
(D) import matplotlib.pyplot as plt. plt.plot([1,3], $[4,1])$ plt. show() plt.show()

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CUET (UG) Question Bank Chapter-wise and Topic-wise General Test | For 2024 Exam

CUET (UG) Question Bank Chapter-wise and Topic-wise General Test | For 2024 Exam

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Chapter 4, Problem 13

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Figure Can't Copy (A) import matplotlib.pyplot as plt ( plt.plot([1, 2], $[4,5]$ ) (B) import matplotlib.pyplot as plt plt.plot([1,2,3], [4,5,1]) plt. show() plt.show() (C) import matplotlib.pyplot as plt ( plt.plot([2,3], [5, 1]) (D) import matplotlib.pyplot as plt. plt.plot([1,3], $[4,1])$ plt. show() plt.show()

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