Re: More comments.

Dear Shashi,
I should thank you for doing such a QA work and offering  suggestions.
Attached is the printout of pdf of selected questions(qaprintnos.php) and comments are as follows


1172 : local database corrected will upload in next 15days
1743 : sigma appears correctly, but on different lines( bug in mpdf)
2000 : for multiplication should i use* instead of X?
2015 : same as 1743
1026  After V it is = sign(magnify pdf )
1785 : bug in mpdf need to find a work around
2054  : need to experiment

On Sun, Feb 5, 2012 at 9:18 PM, Shashi Kiran <kiranshash@yahoo.com> wrote:

1. Did you say the sigma is fixed ? I just tried opening a page and it is not.  Q  326 - ganita section.

All these notes below are in the Ganita and I selected both English and Kannada option.

2.  Q 1743 - the <sub> has to be fixed.

3.  Q 2000   - it says  TnXr  ( does it mean that 'X" is the multiplication - It looks like a variable. ) Confuses students. If possible remove the capital X.

4. Q 1785 - <sub> needs to be fixed.

5. Q 2054 - the A U B is fine, but the latter formula has a strange character in the page.

6. Q 1026 - in the answers - the v/  (funny character) (Pi  h ) - this character  needs to be fixed.
7. Q 1172 in English -the <sub>  tag is showing up as is.
8. Q 2015 - Here I see the Sigma character - this has to be included in Q 326, just increase the font size if possible.
9.  Q 1743 - the 3rd option and the 4th options are in subset format, I think the 2nd option did not have a </sub>


 

Regards, Shashi

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From: Somayaji KVR <freeganita@gmail.com>
To: Shashi Kiran <kiranshash@yahoo.com>
Cc: kiranshashi.shaale@blogger.com
Sent: Sunday, February 5, 2012 12:44 PM
Subject: Re: Please respond back to Yahoo email id.

1. **  and !! are terminators for me to use inside database
2. ROOT, SIGMA, MATRIX are to be decoded:  now you may try latest uploaded phps on the web
3. JPEG is for internal use suggesting the Q/A are image files
4. I had to use " as ' was giving error while inserting in to database.( work around)   Trying to find alternatives
5. 99-9 :  as per as questions/answers  are concerned they were set by teachers. I do not validate answers
6. a/b does not align properly hence have used the division sign

On Fri, Feb 3, 2012 at 12:07 PM, Shashi Kiran2 <shkiran2@in.ibm.com> wrote:

Dear Somayaji.

What is the ** mean ?
Please number the answers ( already discussed )
Optional answers in the next line.



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Is it possible to write/print the division likein the text books - one
below the other ?

The children are not used to the sign ?

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Single quotes
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Sigma - replace with the correct symbol.
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I am not sure I understood the question ?
Are you asking how many 2 digit numbers are there ?   I think there are
three,  and they are 1. 10, 2. 99 and 90. so the answer is '3', But your
answer is '2' - Did I understand the question right ?
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Thanks and Regards

Somayaji K V R

"Behind every successful person there is a teacher"
Together we can make a difference
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Thanks and Regards

Somayaji K V R

"Behind every successful person there is a teacher"
Together we can make a difference
Please visit www.FREEganita.com and www.eShale.org