You can try using latex instead.
In the algorithm section write
$ansmathml1 = "\left(-\infty, \dfrac{1}{6}\right]";
$ansmathml2 = "\left(-\infty, \dfrac{1}{6}\right)";
Then in the answer boxes put for example
\( $ansmathml1 \)
Here is the result.
@EntilzaV Sorry. I can't get this url to work. Could you try again please?
You should be able to drag a file into the editor window and it should then place a hyperlink to the file in the post. You may need to wait a few seconds if it is a large file. You could also try using https://www.file.io/ or equivalent service and pasting a link here.
Can you export the question and post it so I can see if I can replicate you issue?
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Have you tried the built in Maple MathML generator? If you maple expression is stored in $expr then try this.
$expr="sin(x)/x";
#exprD=maple("printf(MathML[ExportPresentation]($expr))");
Maple has a latex function that can generate latex from a maple expression. This feature can be very useful in Maple T.A..
To generate latex from your expression you can use the following code in your algorithm section.
$expr=maple("printf(latex(sin(x)/x^2, output = string))");
This results in
To use the latex in your question text you need to wrap it in the latex delimiters.
What is the differential of \( $expr \) ?
The result will be
@Metahofzicht I've added a few cases.
You should receive
I used this algorithm, where I've defined the grading code. Note I have different cases for C=1 and C= any other constant.
$TA = "H[m]*sqrt(3)/4*a^2*L*rho";
$TApartial1="H[m]*a^2*L*rho";
$subslist = "A=sqrt(3)/4*a^2";
#define grading code function
$gc=maple("
proc(TA,TApartial1,subslist,RESPONSE)
if evalb(simplify(algsubs(subslist,RESPONSE) = TA)) then 1.0;
elif evalb(simplify(algsubs(subslist,RESPONSE) = TApartial1)) then 0.5;
elif evalb(simplify(RESPONSE = 0)) then 0.0;
elif type(simplify(algsubs(subslist,RESPONSE)/TApartial1),constant) then 0.25;
else 0;
end if
;end proc;
");
And the I have used a Maple-graded question with Maple-syntax and the following grading code.
$gc($TA,$TApartial1,$subslist,$RESPONSE)
Here is the Maple T.A. question Partgradfactorexample2.zip
@Metahofzicht Is this for a different question? Is this another example of partial expression grading?
@Metahofzicht This code should work but depending on your use case you may need to tweak it a bit. Often the easiest way to think about grading code is through the unit tests. For example, here are the unit tests that I used to test this grading code. What ever code I write must give the correct grade for the all the unit tests.
Teacher's Answer Student's Answer Expected Grade
k*rho/E*sqrt(2*L^2/S) k*rho/E*sqrt(2*L^2/S) 1.0
k*rho/E*sqrt(2*L^2/S) k*rho/E*sqrt(L^2/S) 0.5
k*rho/E*sqrt(2*L^2/S) 0 0
If you add some other cases to this list, we can further refine the grading code.