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What does double(a) command do?a.It changes the format of the 'a' to a specified format. b.It multiplies the value of a and gives 2*ac.It squares the value of ad.It creates a duplicate of a and stores it in an other variableClear my choice

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What does double(a) command do?a.It changes the format of the 'a' to a specified format. b.It multiplies the value of a and gives 2*ac.It squares the value of ad.It creates a duplicate of a and stores it in an other variableClear my choice

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The double(a) command in programming, specifically in MATLAB, is used to convert the variable 'a' into double precision. This means it changes the format of 'a' to a double-precision floating point number. So, the correct answer to your question is option a. It changes the format of the 'a' to a specified format.

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