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1.3 ! damieng 1: \label{Function_Plot_Response_Question}\index{Function Plot Response}
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1.2 lira 3: Creating a \textbf{Function Plot Response} problem involves several steps. This section introduces the major settings and subsequent sections cover other details.
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1.1 www 5: ``Label x-axis'' and ``Label y-axis'' - Enter the label and/or units for the axes on the graph. Leaving them blank will result in no axis labels.
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7: ``Minimum x-value'', ``Maximum x-value'', ``Minimum y-value'', and ``Maximum y-value'' - Entering values here will set the value of the graph at the left, right, bottom, and top edges (respectively). Default is -10, 10, -10, and 10 respectively.
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9: ``x-axis visible'' and ``y-axis visible'' - This allows for each axis to be turned on or off.
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11: ``Grid visible'' - This determines whether or not the grid is on the graph.
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13: ``Background plot(s) for answer'' - This is a green curve the computer will display once the correct answer has been submitted. It is static, and can be given as a piecewise function. Since some problems will have multiple correct answers, this necessarily will only be a possible answer. Only the left hand side of the equation is necessary. For example, entering $x+2$ will display the line $y=x+2$. The syntax must be syntax recognized by GeoGebra. To test syntax for Geogebra directly, visit http://www.geogebra.org/webstart/geogebra.html .
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1.2 lira 15: The tag should include the following additional subsections
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17: \item Response Elements
18: \item Rule Set
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