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For type input.number, one uses the command |
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**\correctorprecision[correctorOption]{number of decimal digits}** |
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similar to `\displayprecision`. For details see [the wiki-page about rounding](https://wiki.mumie.net/wiki/Rounding?hl=atleast) |
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-1. **atleast** means that the answer must be typed in (rounded) with atleast the given precision. **This is the default option.** |
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-2. **rounded** means that the answer must be rounded. <p class="info">If you use this option, make sure you tell the user that they must round the result with the given precision</p> |
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-3. **truncate** means that the answer should not be rounded, and should just be typed in up to the defined number of decimal digits. |
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*If `\correctorprecision` is not specified, then the generic problem will use the default |
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value of 2.* |
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