I haven't figured out how to do this with a Math Object List, but you can make a perl array containing different Math Objects:
@focal = (Compute("focal length"), Compute("10"));
@curve =($string, $number);
Given your final objective though, you might want to make a "nested array"
$array[0][0] = Compute("focal length");
$array[0][1] = Compute("10");
$array[1][0] = $string;
$array[1][1] = $number;
Then you could randomize the first entry:
$i = random(0,1,1)
And program your problem referring to $array[$i][0] and $array[$i][1].
That is, if I understand correctly what you are trying to do.
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