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    1: \label{Numerical_Response_Introduction}
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    3: \index{Numerical Response}\label{Numerical Response}
    4: Numerical Response problems are very powerful. In fact, they are so powerful
    5: it would be impossible to fully explain what is possible in a simple document. 
    6: This chapter will focus on getting you started with Numerical Response
    7: problems, and showing you some of the possibilities, with no prerequisite
    8: knowledge necessary. The more you learn, the more you will find you can do.
    9: 
   10: If you like, you can follow this chapter along as its own tutorial. Create
   11: a Numerical Response problem using the instructions in section \ref{Creating New Content Pages},
   12: ending your resource name with {}``.problem'', and create a new \textbf{Simple
   13: Numerical Response} problem.
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