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Choose the correct option.

a.

any() shows all the elements in a matrix while all() shows every element of a vector

b.

any() is ‘true’ if elements in a vector is zero

c.

all() is ‘true’ if every element in a vector is non zero

d.

all() is ‘true’ if every element in a vector is 0

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Answer: (c).all() is ‘true’ if every element in a vector is non zero

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