The main element that distinguishes an algebraic free response question from a normal Tex question is the format of the solution.

Use the question ID 179792 as a template to start a new algebraic free response question.





When writing out the solution, you will need quotation marks surrounding your equation. You also have the option to concatenate different parts of an equation as you would manipulate string values (as shown in the example below). 




Students are provided a small palette on learning modules to help with some function entry for these types of questions. Unlike a short answer question, these questions don't require submissions to match the answer in the system verbatim but rather the answer has to be mathematically equivalent to the correct answer on record (eg. X+1 is the same thing as 1+X). These questions are also not case sensitive.

By nature the answer has to be exact, π is not the same as 3.14. Decimals are also not regarded as the same as fractions, so 1/3 would be correct, but 0.3 would not be accepted, neither would 0.5 instead of 1/2.




 How do I include javascript variables in this type of question?

Look at 226596

ex:

aby2 = a/2;
ans1 = aby2.toString() +  "e^x" ;



For more information on AFR questions, please look at #223308.