Problem 1: CoCalc is not Wolfram Alpha Grading criteria for all parts: conceptual correctness and thoughtfulness. For the purpose of this exercise, let us pretend that Sage and Mathematica have identical functionality (this is true at the level of casual use, but for various specialized applications one or the other may be preferable). a. Describe a computation that would be easy to implement in CoCalc but difficult in Wolfram Alpha. In [ ]: b. Conversely, describe a computation that would be difficult in CoCalc but easy in Wolfram Alpha. In [ ]: Problem 1: CoCalc is not Wolfram Alpha Grading criteria for all parts: conceptual correctness and thoughtfulness. For the purpose of this exercise, let us pretend that Sage and Mathematica have identical functionality (this is true at the level of casual use, but for various specialized applications one or the other may be preferable). a. Describe a computation that would be easy to implement in CoCalc but difficult in Wolfram Alpha. In [ ]: b. Conversely, describe a computation that would be difficult in CoCalc but easy in Wolfram Alpha. In [ ]