Compare two revisions of: Randomquestionpool

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2 1 With the help of `\randomquestionpool` it is possible to select from a multitude of questions always exactly the same
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154 153 # Other examples
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156 155 ```LaTeX
157 -% The following *3* questions would be selected by the system due to the 3 randomquetionpools:
156 +% The following *3* questions would be selected by the system due to the 3 randomquestionpools:
158 157 % # Question: Either question 1, question 2 or question 3
159 158 % # Question: 4 or 5
160 159 % # Question: 6 or 7
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199 198 ```LaTeX
200 -% The following (one) question would randomly select the system based on the (one) randomquetionpool:
199 +% The following (one) question would randomly select the system based on the (one) randomquestionpool:
201 200 % # Question: Either question 1, question 2, question 3, question 4, question 5, question 6 or question 7
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203 202 \randomquestionpool{1}{7}
204 203 ```
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206 205 ```LaTeX
207 -% The following *4* questions would randomly select the system due to the 4 randomquetionpools:
206 +% The following *4* questions would randomly select the system due to the 4 randomquestionpools:
208 207 % # Question: question 1
209 208 % # Question: 2 or 3
210 209 % # Question: question 4
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217 216 ```
218 217
219 218 ```LaTeX
220 -% The following 3 questions would randomly select the system due to the 3 randomquetionpools:
219 +% The following 3 questions would randomly select the system due to the 3 randomquestionpools:
221 220 % # Question: 2 or 3
222 221 % # Question: question 4
223 222 % # Question: Either question 5 or question 6
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