will cause the
tag
(Advanced Users) You can also have:
This will probably alternate text for ADA-compliance and
non-graphical browsers. The Web version will show up at 400 pixels
wide (though it's typically better to use the natural width of the
figure). In this case, the width of the figure in TeX will be half of
one column.
LON-CAPA User Help : Authoring : Authoring Problems :
How do I create a problem?
To create problems, do the following:
1.) Become author
2.) Go into the appropriate folder
3.) In the drop-down box near the very top that says "Select Action" select
the option "New Problem"
4.) In the text-box next to the drop-down box that says "Type Name Here" type the
name of your new problem.
5.) Click Go
6.) Click the continue button after you are prompted on the new screen.
7.) Select a problem template on the new screen from the drop-down box.
8.) Click the Create Problem button.
9.) Use the Edit button to edit the problem template.
LON-CAPA User Help : Authoring : Authoring Problems :
How do I display dollar signs in my problem?
if you did $dollar='$'; this will work however this is a bad
idea. Have them do this:
Script:
$a=&random(1,10,.01);
Text:
You have $${a} monies.
If they want to use $ in the answer they will need to do a string
answer type. They will also need to do this:
Script:
$a=&random(1,10,.01);
$answer='$'.$a;
Text:
You have $${a} or $answer monies.
Response:
| stuff for row one, column one | stuff for row one, column two | $a |
| stuff for row two, column one | stuff for row two, column two | $b |
| stuff for row three, column one | stuff for row three, column two | $c |
| stuff for row four, column one | stuff for row four, column two | $d |
can be denoted
). Problems should have no warnings! Plain HTML pages _may_ be able to handles some of the warnings, but problems should be warning free. LON-CAPA User Help : Authoring : Authoring Problems : Display TeX, using &tex, <tex >, <web >, etc &tex('tex argument','web argument') could become
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What is the amplitude of this function?
What is the amplitude of this function?
What is the equation of the line which passess through ($x1,$y1) and ($x2,$y2)?
y =What is the area of a circle w.r.t. the radius, r.
Try "pi".