@divinedolphin Yes, that's why the forum is so great! You can type math directly. The website that hosts the course (Thinkific) doesn't allow Latex input, so we have to paste images, and that's the cause of the weird sizing issues.

@divinedolphin Thank you so much for letting us know. This has been fixed now. 🙂

@divinedolphin Thank you very much for pointing this out. The image in the question is incorrect; it happens to be the solution image. I've updated the exam with the correct image now. Finding the lengths of the highlighted sides is meant to be an intermediate step in the solution. The correct exam image should be this:

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@tidyboar You have good eyes. Thank you so much for letting us know! 🙂 I'll fix this right away.

@tidyboar Thanks so much for letting us know! We've fixed this typo now. 🙂

I know that fixes the problem, but I never had to do it before this bug.

@Potato2017 👍

@debbie It's totally okay, thanks!

@enchantedcondor-0 Thank you! Luckily someone else pointed this error out already, so I have it on my list of things to do already. I'll get to it, I promise! 🙂

@smartlion Ah, I see what you mean now! Yes, you are exactly right! I will put this on my list of things to fix. Thanks so much for finding it and for telling us. 🙂

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It depends on the device I think also laptops and PC's don't have that.

@EW Thank you very much for your comment. This has been fixed now, and the answer should read "\(\frac{11}{6}.\)" 🙂

I've fixed this error. The link in C3 should go to the forum now, and the link in C4 got renamed. The lack of a question is intentional. Thank you! 🙂

@TSS-Graviser Thanks for pointing this out! Module 2 and 3 were recently updated, and we'll update the forum with new sections as soon as possible!

thanks! and thanks to the question too!

This bug should be fixed now! 🙂