Hello Nicolás,
Generating random values is much easier with the Formulas question. With this type of question, to obtain random values that are multiples of 10, for example between 10 and 1000, it suffices to write:
a = {10:1010:10};
Depending on what you want to do, you may find the Formulas question easier to use than the Calculated question.
Hello Nicolás,
Of course, you can also do this with the Calculated question. Take question # 7, which is a Calculated question, from the Demo Quiz with all standard Quiz Questions. Let's say we want x (complete beginners) to be a multiple of 10 between 10 and 100, and y (relatively experienced Moodle users) to be a multiple of 10 between 100 and 200.
Question text: ... In your group you have {={x}*10} complete beginners and {={y}*10} relatively experienced Moodle users.
Answer 1 formula = {x}*10 + {y}*10
Wild card {x}
Range of values: Minimum: 1 - Maximum: 10
Decimal places: 0
Wild card {y}
Range of values: Minimum: 10 - Maximum: 20
Decimal places: 1
With the Formulas question, you just need:
Random variables:
x={10:110:10};
y={100:210:10;}
Question text: ... In your group you have {x} complete beginners and {y} relatively experienced Moodle users.
Answer: x + y
