2. Define a function "collList" that for input i, produces the list of numbers obtained by starting with i and repeating the Collatz function 20 times. For example, it shall produce the above list by calling collList[7]. 3. Make a length 30 list called "collTable" that in entry i contains the list collList[i]. 4. Evaluate Norm[{2,0)) and Norm[{2,1)]. Norm represents the distance to the origin. Mathematica 2. Define a function "collList" that for input i, produces the list of numbers obtained by starting with i and repeating the Collatz function 20 times. For example, it shall produce the above list by calling coll List (7). 3. Make a length 30 list called "coll Table" that in entry i contains the list collList[i). 1. Evaluate Norml{2,0}and Norm[{2,1}]. Norm represents the distance to the origin. Mathematica Programming language- Mathematica 2. Define a function "collList" that for input i, produces the list of numbers obtained by starting with i and repeating the Collatz function 20 times. For example, it shall produce the above list by calling collList[7]. 3. Make a length 30 list called "collTable" that in entry i contains the list collList[i]. 4. Evaluate Norm[{2,0)) and Norm[{2,1)]. Norm represents the distance to the origin. Mathematica 2. Define a function "collList" that for input i, produces the list of numbers obtained by starting with i and repeating the Collatz function 20 times. For example, it shall produce the above list by calling coll List (7). 3. Make a length 30 list called "coll Table" that in entry i contains the list collList[i). 1. Evaluate Norml{2,0}and Norm[{2,1}]. Norm represents the distance to the origin. Mathematica Programming language- Mathematica