Grasple has multiple check methods using the Computer Algebra System (CAS) which can be used within the editor to indicate when the answer of a student should be marked correct/incorrect. A full list of current options can be found in this article.
This article covers the 'the same Exact unit as' check. There are two sections in this article:
When to use the 'the same Exact unit as' check?
How does the 'the same Exact unit as' check work?
When to use the 'the same Exact unit as' check?
This checks allows you to check if a given left-hand side (usually the answer given by a student) describes a given quantity in the same form. On the right-hand side you can provide either a:
full unit expression such as
2 Nonly a quantity such as
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If the exact form of the quantity is not important you can use the an Equivalent unit as check.
How does the 'the same Exact unit as' check work?
As a first step the check will extract the quantities from both sides. It will then continue to compare the quantities directly if possible or use the Exact Form check on the quantity expression given.
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