How to enter homework/test

For all types

Unless otherwise specified, there is no time limit.

You can save your work, leave, comeback to resume your work unlimited times by clicking the “Next” button but by NOT clicking the “Submit” button.

You can submit your work only once. You do it by clicking the “Next” button then clicking the “Submit” button.

If there is a “Check” button, you may check if your answer is correct before submitting. Different quizzes have different number of tries allowed, and there are different percent of point deduction for wrong answers. Both the number of tries and the point deductions are based on the number of alternatives you have. You will be given the solution when you get the problem right, or run out of tries.

If there is no “check” button, you must submit the whole homework/test to find out how you did. Soon as you submit, you will see full solution.

Type 1 Homework Free Response

Press the shift key then click the link below: http://www.texpaste.com/Open your homework/test page and click the next lines for instructions. After formatting the equations as shown in the lectures below, all you have to do is copy and paste the code into our discussion or homework field and submit.

Entry.LaTeX.01 Intro to TexPaste.com 02m41s

Entry.LaTeX.02 Exponent Subscript Indices 03m22s

Entry.LaTeX.03 Fractions Nested Fractions 03m57s

Entry.LaTeX.04 Roots Trig Log Functions 05m20s

Entry.LaTeX.05 Sumation Product Dot dot dot 02m58s

Entry.LaTeX.06 Add Divide Weird Operators 02m07s

Entry.LaTeX.07 Aligned Equation Solution 02m46s

Entry.LaTeX.08 Vectors Matrices 02m24s

Entry.LaTeX.09 Units and Spaces 01m49s

Entry.LaTeX.10 Font Size and Color 01m20s

Your submission will be graded manually by a teacher or assistant at a later time. But you how well you did because you will see the full solution.

Type 3 Homework Algebraic Input

You can verify that what you have entered by clicking the “Display Response” button. The following table shows “desired input” → “what to type to get it”.

All variables can have only one alphabet character. When you have more than one, anything after the first one is considered a subscript. If you want to multiply two variables, you must use * between them.

Greek alphabets are spelled out. Only lower case ones are allowed.

$a_1$ → a1	$v_x$ → vx	$vx$ → v*x	$v_{xi}$ → vxi
$x^2$ →x^2	$a_x^2$ →ax^2	$ax^2$ →a*x^2	$ax^2+bx+c$ →ax^2+bx+c
$\alpha$ → alpha	$\alpha_1$ → alpha1	$\beta$ → beta	$\beta_1$ → beta1
$\frac{a}{b}$ → a/b	$\sqrt{x}$ → sqrt(x)	$\pi$ → pi	$e^\pi$ → e^pi
$\sin{a(t-b)}$ →sin(a*(t-b))	$\cos{\sqrt{ax}}$ → cos(a*x)	$\tan{t}$ → tan(t)
$\log{t}$ → log(t)	$\log_b{t}$ → log(t)/log(b)	$\ln{t}$ → ln(t)