I am trying to mimic the Texas Algebra 1 STAAR test for graphing a system of linear inequalities. There’s a button when editing graph 1, another button when editing graph 2, and a third button when editing the shading location.
Is there a way to reset one button when the student presses one of the other buttons? So at any given time, there is only 1 active button?
Nevermind. Figured it out. Slide 3 on this activity:
For button 1, sum the press count of buttons 2 & 3. And reset button one when that sum changes.
Not entirely clear on what you’re trying to achieve, but the Multiple Choice component has a “Toggle” option, where you could use the selections as restrictions in your graph:
You can even use them to define the
hidden: sink on multiple graphs that are dependent on each other.
Thank you for that tip. Sometimes I get so used to using the things I know and don’t notice newer features.
I’m trying to mimic this question on the Algebra 1 test in Texas:
So they will select graph 1 and then choose solid or dashed and click the graph to create the points. Then select graph 2 etc.