Here is an example.
<numericalresponse answer="$ang1" unit="deg" format="3s" id="12">
<responseparam name="tol" default="1%" description="Numerical
Tolerance" type="tolerance" />
<responseparam name="sig" default="2,4" description="Significant
Figures" type="int_range,0-5" />
<answergroup>
<answer name="ALT1" type="unordered">
<value>$ang2</value>
</answer>
</answergroup>
<textline readonly="no" />
</numericalresponse>
where $ang1 and $ang2 are the two angles.
Regards,
-hk
On Sun, Jul 17, 2016 at 1:25 PM, Lucas, Mark <luc...@ohio.edu> wrote:
> I’m spacing it, and I don’t use this feature often. I’ve poked cuikcly
> through the manual
> and am not seeing it.
>
> How do I allow two different correct answers in a numerical response
> problem?
>
> I’m looking to have both 90 and 270 be correct answers.
>
> Thanks!
> Mark
>
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> email: luc...@ohiou.edu
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