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...	...	@@ -286,7 +286,7 @@ Consider the following code snippet:
286	286	* So `\checkFuncForZero` checks whether its first argument is zero on the interval from $$- 10$$ to $$10$$, using $$100$$ randomly generated checkpoints. The default precision value is $$1E-8$$.
287	287	If you prefer another precision, you may specify it by an optional
288	288	parameter $$epsilon$$ included in square brackets: `\checkFuncForZero[ _epsilon_ ]{ _expression_ }{ _start_value_ }{ _end_value_ }{ _number_of_checkpoints_ }`.
289		-* The correct answer would have been evaluated by score 1.0 (default), this was changed to 2.0 by the `\score` command, since it needs two correctly adjusted inputs.
	289	+* The correct answer would have been evaluated by score 1.0 (default), this was changed to 2.0 by the `\score` command, since it needs two correctly adjusted inputs. [WebMiau example](https://miau.mumie.net/web-miau/editor/content%2Fexamples%2FinputNumber%2Fprb_different_scores_per_answer.src.tex)
290	290	* The first argument could be any _expression_ of the function symbols and numbers defined under 'variables' and the
291	291	user defined function symbols, where the basic binary operations $$+,-,*,/,^$$ are allowed, as well as the standard functions as
292	292	$$sin(..)$$, $$ln(..)$$, $$abs(..)$$, $$theta(..)$$ (the Heaviside function), $$sign(..)$$.
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