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All displayed math formulas should be indented.

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2009-01-27T09:56:09Z

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'''Comments'''

(We only remark on a fault the first time it occurs.)

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<li>All displayed math formulas should be indented.</li>
<li>Don't write feedback to your teacher in the solution. Use, instead, the comment box when submitting the solution.</li>
<li>This can probably be written as one step if you explain the simplifications you make. (There is also a small lapsus in one of the equations; 2² should be 3².)</li>
<li>A fraction in an exponent should be written in slashed form, i.e. <math>3^{2/x}</math>.</li>
<li>Not only is <math>x</math> not 0, but it also needs to be a positive integer in order for <math>\sqrt[\scriptstyle x]{3^2}</math> to be defined and equal to <math>3^{2/x}</math>.</li>
<li>Start the sentence with a capital letter.</li>
<li>Don't use the abbreviation LHS and RHS.</li>
<li>End the sentence with a full stop after the equation.</li>
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An improved solution might look like:

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Solution 5.1:6 - Revision history

Tek: New page: center '''Comments''' (We only remark on a fault the first time it occurs.) All displayed math formulas should be indented. Do...

Tek: New page: center '''Comments''' (We only remark on a fault the first time it occurs.)

All displayed math formulas should be indented.

Do...