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                        Randomness in generic sets

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                        Inequations resolution

                        We will create a question asking the students to solve first-grade inequations with random coefficients and random inequalities. First, we need to choose the coefficients  and  of the expression  so we can create a set with the four inequalities as we see below.

                        Once we have defined the set, we need to write the algorithm of the question with its solution.

                        Caution

                        Recall we need to precede the name of a variable with the pound sign # every time we want to call it outside CalcMe. Thus, we have to write #sol in the correct answer tab and #f in the statement.

                        Derivative random function in a random point

                        We will create a question asking the students for the value of the derivative of a random function at a random point. First of all, we have to decide in which set could our function be stored. Here you can see an example.

                        Once we have defined the set, we need to write the algorithm of the question with its solution.

                        Caution

                        Recall we need to precede the name of a variable with the pound sign # every time we want to call it outside CalcMe. Thus, we have to write #sol in the correct answer tab and #f(x) and #x0 in the statement.

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