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Table

Please see GitHub flavoured markdown for further details such as using the colon to right/left align the cell contents.

Table Notes:

  1. SmarterMaths indenting format (greater than signs on the first line) works with tables, but will be put on all lines if you use Rich Text to edit...both are fine.
  2. If you edit these tables in Rich Text mode although it will space out the table appropriately in markdown mode which can be convenient, it will also unfortunately remove any colon right or left alignment if you've specified them, so be careful or you may have to reapply your alignment.
  3. Specify a table type with a div tag specifying a class as shown
  • Table type "no-outline" has the following format:
Name Distance
Billy 56 656
Sandra {{correctAnswer}}
  • Table type "outline" has the following format:
Name Distance
Billy 56 656
Sandra {{correctAnswer}}
  • Table type "aligned" has the following format:

Example table that can be used for alignment. (Leave header row empty but defined, and colons define alignment. No indent is default except for 3rd example below.)

10 km/hr x 30 min = 10 x 0.5 hr
$$ \therefore $$ eggs = 70% yolk

And another example below (no indent):

$$ \text{Distance} $$ = $$ \text{speed} \times \text{time} $$
= $$ \text{speed} \times \dfrac{30}{60} $$
= {{correctAnswer}}

3rd example - when only one column (indent used here):


Total distance travelled

= $$ \text{speed} \times \text{time} $$
= $$ \text{speed} \times \dfrac{30}{60} $$
= {{correctAnswer}}

Note: End of sm_mode div is below.

Worked Solution

{{{correctAnswer}}}


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400

Question

Table

Please see GitHub flavoured markdown for further details such as using the colon to right/left align the cell contents.

Table Notes:

  1. SmarterMaths indenting format (greater than signs on the first line) works with tables, but will be put on all lines if you use Rich Text to edit...both are fine.
  2. If you edit these tables in Rich Text mode although it will space out the table appropriately in markdown mode which can be convenient, it will also unfortunately remove any colon right or left alignment if you've specified them, so be careful or you may have to reapply your alignment.
  3. Specify a table type with a div tag specifying a class as shown
  • Table type "no-outline" has the following format:
Name Distance
Billy 56 656
Sandra none
  • Table type "outline" has the following format:
Name Distance
Billy 56 656
Sandra none
  • Table type "aligned" has the following format:

Example table that can be used for alignment. (Leave header row empty but defined, and colons define alignment. No indent is default except for 3rd example below.)

10 km/hr x 30 min = 10 x 0.5 hr
$$ \therefore $$ eggs = 70% yolk

And another example below (no indent):

$$ \text{Distance} $$ = $$ \text{speed} \times \text{time} $$
= $$ \text{speed} \times \dfrac{30}{60} $$
= none

3rd example - when only one column (indent used here):


Total distance travelled

= $$ \text{speed} \times \text{time} $$
= $$ \text{speed} \times \dfrac{30}{60} $$
= none

Note: End of sm_mode div is below.

Worked Solution

none

Question Type

Multiple Choice (One Answer)

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Variable nameVariable value
correctAnswer
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Answers

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