Why is following code not producing any result?

Q. Why is following code not producing any result? Why is it giving errors?

(Note. All required libraries have been imported and are available) CODE a = range (10, 50, 12) b = range (90, 200, 20) matplotlib.pyplot.plot(a, b)

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Q. Why is following code not producing any result? Why is it giving errors?

(Note. All required libraries have been imported and are available) CODE a = range (10, 50, 12) b = range (90, 200, 20) matplotlib.pyplot.plot(a, b)

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The above code is producing error because the two sequences being plotted i.e., a and b do not match in shape.

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While sequence 'a' contains 4 elements,

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sequence 'b' contains 6 elements.

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For plotting, it is necessary that the two sequences being plotted must match in their shape.

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The error message "ValueError: x and y must have same first dimension" usually occurs

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when the two sequences passed to plt.plot() have different lengths.

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