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The self-testing question has line as least twice this length
Skill testing question (2 × 4) + (10 × 3):
and when I type in the box below the captcha which has space for about 1 1/2 the number of characters above, but it lets me type only 2 characters, what do I type?
The first operator is "multiply" and the third operator is "divide".
Don't know how to get these to display.
Expression evaluates to 8/30.

And: for submitting questions, software says at least one tag must be selected. How do I know what these tags mean?

Posted 27-Nov-10 7:22am

rutiezer

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JF2015 27-Nov-10 13:41pm

A tag would allow use information about the category of your question. So please add a tag since nobody knows which programming language you use.

Richard MacCutchan 27-Nov-10 16:20pm

Your question has two multiply operators and one addition giving a result of 38. However that does not give any real indication of what this question is about.

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rutiezer · Answer 1 · 2010-11-27T13:07:00

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Oh, you are right.

I thought the "+" was a division sign.
Thanks.

Posted 27-Nov-10 13:07pm

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rutiezer · Answer 2 · 2010-11-27T07:24:00

Solution 1

Sorry, third operator is multiply.

In preview saw strange characters instead of the 1st and 3rd operators.

When submit registration with wrong answer, software won't provide a different question.

Posted 27-Nov-10 7:24am

rutiezer

Updated 27-Nov-10 7:36am

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JF2015 27-Nov-10 13:42pm

Please use "Improve Question" if you want to add something to your question instead of posting fake answers.