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Maple Grading Issues: Negative Exponents |
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For most math expressions marking code like the following works well:
This does not seem to work well with questions like "Find the derivative of b:=normal(algebraic expression for the answer); evalb(simplify(a)=simplify(b)); For some reason this is more reliable if you define the answer within the Maple Grading, instead of in the Algorithmic section. I have found this code was needed for a problem as simple as mxn where n was 1..6 ! |
Maple Grading Issues Index | Last updated: 05/13/2019 SS/MUO |