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error after third answer in Week_02 - practice.ipynb
Week_02 - practice - rounding repeating digits
Rounding problems involving repeating digits returns incorrect results.
First time through, I got this problem (and result):
11 x + 12 = 21
Round answer to two decimal places
x = 0.82
Try again
The correct answer is 0.8181818181818182
Second time through, I got this:
9 x + 11 = 6
Round answer to two decimal places
x = -0.56
Try again
The correct answer is -0.5555555555555556
Next run gave this:
9 x + 0 = 33
Round answer to two decimal places
x = 3.67
Try again
The correct answer is 3.6666666666666665
11 x + -3 = 31
Round answer to two decimal places
x = 3.09
Try again
The correct answer is 3.090909090909091
In all examples, the supplied 'correct' answer is not rounded to two digits, which in turn marks the actual correct answer given as wrong.
Álgebra com Python
error: unbalanced parenthesis at position 43
In math-code-test-b.py > step04, line 39, missing backslah:
elif re.search("plt.plot([xmin,xmax],[0,0],\s*'b'****)", code):
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