We are going to be simplifying radicals and was curious to know if there is a way using the computation layer to do self-checking with radicals. I have seen how to do it with numerical values and with ordered pairs (Joce Dagenais has an intro to self checking using CL activity that I’ve looked thro…

Fairly easy (maybe not simple) if you aren’t randomizing anything. So \sqrt{48} for example: In the math input CL: check= this.numericValue<=6.93 and this.numericValue>6.92 and countNumberUsage(this.latex,4)=1 and countNumberUsage(this.latex,3)=1 correct: check First line checks that it’s the co…

Self-checking with radicals

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Daniel_Grubbs January 7, 2021, 5:16pm 2

This was posted in another thread. Does that help?

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Self-checking with radicals

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