Create a list plot of Range[10] themed for the web.

20.1

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Create a list plot of Range[10] with filling to the axis.

20.2

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Create a list plot of Range[10] with a yellow background.

20.3

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Create a map of the world with Australia highlighted.

20.4

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Create a map of the Indian Ocean with Madagascar highlighted.

20.5

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Use GeoGraphics to create a map of South America showing topography (relief map).

20.6

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Make a map of Europe with France, Finland and Greece highlighted and labeled.

20.7

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Make a 12×12 multiplication table as a grid with white type on a black background.

20.8

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Make a list of 100 disks with random integer image sizes up to 40.

20.9

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Make a list of pictures of regular pentagons with image size 30 and aspect ratios from 1 to 10.

20.10

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Make a Manipulate that varies the size of a circle between 5 and 500.

20.11

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Create a framed 10×10 grid of random colors.

20.12

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Make a line plot of the lengths of Roman numerals up to 100, with a plot range that would be sufficient for all numerals up to 1000.

20.13

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Create a list plot of Range[10] with a frame included.

x20.1

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Create a list plot of Range[10] with a yellow background and a frame.

x20.2

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Make a list of list plots of Range[10], with sizes ranging from 50 to 150 in steps of 10.

x20.3

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Make a line plot of the first 20 squares, filling to the axis.

x20.4

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Create a relief map of the region around Mount Everest, drawing a disk of radius 100 miles.

x20.5

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Create a list plot of Range[10] with an aspect ratio of 1.

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Make a Manipulate that varies the aspect ratio of a picture of a regular hexagon from 0.1 to 5.

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Make a plot of the air temperature in Paris over the past week with the plot range restricted between 50 and 80 degrees.

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