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... ... @@ -268,9 +268,9 @@ We illustrate the above with a simple example ([complete tex-document](https://m
268 268 \type{graphics.number} % answer will be passed from Cindy
269 269 \solution{sol}
270 270 \end{answer}
271 - \explanation[[ans_1 < 0] AND [ans_2 > 0]]{Your point is in the second quadrant.}
272 - \explanation[[ans_1 < 0] AND [ans_2 < 0]]{Your point is in the third quadrant.}
273 - \explanation[[ans_1 > 0] AND [ans_2 < 0]]{Your point is in the forth quadrant.}
271 + \explanation[ [ans_1 < 0] AND [ans_2 > 0] ]{Your point is in the second quadrant.}
272 + \explanation[ [ans_1 < 0] AND [ans_2 < 0] ]{Your point is in the third quadrant.}
273 + \explanation[ [ans_1 > 0] AND [ans_2 < 0] ]{Your point is in the forth quadrant.}
274 274 \end{question}
275 275 \end{problem}
276 276 ```
277 277