Writing problems

To include a math problem, use simple markdown headings for the problem title/number and simple markdown for problem text/solution. If you want foldable problem solutions, you can make the file .mdx and use the <Solution> component. The <Solution> component generates a foldable section with solution. By default, the solution section prompt will say ‘Show solution’ when the solution is closed (it is closed by default) and ‘Hide solution’ when the solution is open. You can override the prompt values with promptShow and promptHide attributes of <Solution>. The following .mdx markdown:

### Problem: quadratic equations

Solve: $ x^2 - 5x + 6 = 0 $

<Solution promptShow = 'Show solution to quadratic equation' promptHide = 'Hide solution to quadratic equation'>

$$ nl, justify = left
D = b^2 - 4ac = 25 - 24 = 1
x_(1,2) = (-b +- sqrt(D))/(2a) = (5 +- sqrt(1))/2
x = {3, 2}
$$

</Solution>

… will render as follows:

Problem: quadratic equations

Solve:

Show solution to quadratic equation Hide solution to quadratic equation

Notes

Note that the problem will be included in the page ToC automatically due to the use of headings (## or ###). The solution component can of course include any nested components, for example, graphs.