1 <h1>Numerical questions
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3 <p>From the student perspective, a numerical question looks just
4 like a short-answer question.
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6 <p>The difference is that numerical answers are allowed
7 to have an accepted error. This allows a continuous range of answers
8 to be set. For example, if the answer is
30 with an accepted error of
5,
9 then any number between
25 and
35 will be accepted as correct.
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11 <p>Like with short answer questions, different answers, or the same
12 answer with different precisions can be given. In this case, the first
13 matching answer is used to determine the score and the feedback.
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15 <p>To provide feedback for responses that do not match any of the answers
16 you entered, provide some feedback with a '*' in the answer box.
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