Suppose you're asked to write a function in R that takes a matrix of numbers and returns a new matrix with each element squared. How would you do it?
- Use a nested for loop to iterate over each element and calculate the square
- Use the apply() function with a custom function to calculate the square of each element
- Use the ^ operator to raise the matrix to the power of 2
- Use the sqrt() function to calculate the square root of each element
To write a function in R that takes a matrix of numbers and returns a new matrix with each element squared, you can use the apply() function with a custom function that calculates the square of each element. The apply() function applies the specified function to each element of the matrix, resulting in a new matrix with the squared values.
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