Formula type question - Strange Behavior

Formula type question - Strange Behavior

by Ahmad Amer -
Number of replies: 3

Salam Alykom,

I am attaching the 'code' and how it is displayed.


Where do 9 and 0 come from?

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In reply to Ahmad Amer

Re: Formula type question - Strange Behavior

by Dominique Bauer -
Documentation writers სურათი Particularly helpful Moodlers სურათი Plugin developers სურათი
Please attach the XML file of the question.
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Re: Formula type question - Strange Behavior

by Ahmad Amer -
Thanks Dominique,

XML is attached
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Re: Formula type question - Strange Behavior

by Dominique Bauer -
Documentation writers სურათი Particularly helpful Moodlers სურათი Plugin developers სურათი
In your example, you have a19 in the numerator and a10 in the denominator. Exponents with a value equal to or greater than 10 are displayed incorrectly.

To properly display the exponents, enclose them with curly brackets. The following equation will display correctly:

\(\large{ \dfrac{{a}^{{n1}}\times {a}^{{n2}}}{{a}^{{n3}}\times {a}^{{n4}}} = {a}}\)
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