• Compute the following expressions in Maple:

  

  

• Compute 5 + 2 - 3 using ditto marks.
• Compute 5 factorial.
• Create a command line with two statements: 2 + 3 and 2 - 3. Use the correct line delimiters so that you receive output from only the first computation.
• Show an example of appropriate use of the backslash symbol.
• Create a sequence of x squared. Make the sequence five units long.
• Use Maple to create an example of something you learned in this lesson. Use appropriate comments so that you would know what the code does if you forget. (Example: If you compute 2 times 3, your comment might say "In Maple, use the asterisk to represent multiplication.")
• Extra Credit:

  When you create a variable x

  x = 2 + 5(88)

  What does Maple store in the variable? 2 + 5(88) or 442? Why?

Answers to Exercises

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