Use /@ and Range to reproduce the result of Table[f[n],{n,5}].

25.1

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Use /@ twice to generate Table[f[g[n]],{n,10}].

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Use // to create a[b[c[d[x]]]].

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Make a list of letters of the alphabet, with a frame around each one.

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Color negate an image of each planet, giving a list of the results.

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Use /@ to draw separate maps of each country in the G5.

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Binarize each flag in Europe, and make an image collage of the result.

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Find a list of the dominant colors in images of the planets, putting the results for each planet in a column.

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Find the total of the letter numbers given by LetterNumber for the letters in the word “wolfram”.

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