Python

1. Using a for loop, implement a function named tenths that takes an argument max and prints out the values of ^2/2 for =0.1,0.2,0.3,,max (inclusive). You may assume that max is a positive integer multiple of 0.1.

2. Write a function named magnitude that takes one argument, assumes it to be a three-element tuple (or list) representing a Cartesian vector (x, y, z), and returns the magnitude of that vector.