Source code for mathmaker.lib.document.content.calculation.fraction_simplification

# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

# Mathmaker creates automatically maths exercises sheets
# with their answers
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from mathmakerlib.calculus import Fraction

from mathmaker.lib import shared
from mathmaker.lib.document.content import component


[docs]class sub_object(component.structure): def __init__(self, build_data, **options): """ :param build_data: data used to build the question, in the form of a triple of numbers (a, b, c). Question will be "Simplify N / P" where N = a × b and P = a × c. Note: b and c must not be coprimes. :type build_data: tuple """ super().setup("minimal", **options) import sys sys.stderr.write('build_data={}\n'.format(build_data)) super().setup("numbers", nb=build_data, shuffle_nbs=False, **options) # super().setup("nb_variants", nb=build_data, **options) self.transduration = 30 self.fraction = Fraction(self.nb1 * self.nb2, self.nb1 * self.nb3) self.answer = self.fraction.reduced()
[docs] def q(self, **options): return _('Reduce: {fraction}').format( fraction=shared.machine.write_math_style2(self.fraction.printed))
[docs] def a(self, **options): # This is actually meant for self.preset == 'mental calculation' return shared.machine.write_math_style2(self.answer.printed)
[docs] def js_a(self, **kwargs): return [self.answer.uiprinted]