NKU IMath is a web based mathematics assessment and course management platform. This system is designed for mathematics, providing delivery of homework, quizzes, tests, practice tests, and diagnostics with rich mathematical content.

Answer Types Each question requests a specific type of answer. Usually a question will display a hint at the end of the question as to what type of answer is expected. In addition to multiple choice questions and other standard types, this system also features several mathematical answer types. Read on for suggestions on entering answers for these types.

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Browser-based display is faster, more accurate, and prettier than image-based display. The rest of this page will guide you through setting up browser-based Math and Graph display. For browser-based Math and Graph display, NKU IMath recommends:

If you are viewing this document, you have already successfully logged into IMath. This document will provide details regarding the online homework system and how to use it most successfully.

What is IMathAS IMathAS is an Internet Mathematics Assessment System. It is primarily a web-based math assessment tool for delivery and automatic grading of math homework and tests. Questions are algorithmically generated and numerical and math expression answers can be computer graded. Beyond that, IMathAS includes learning management tools, including …

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Computations: In many cases IMath will act as a calculator for you. If you type, for example, “(4/30) / (3/20)”, IMath will divide the fraction 4/30 by the fraction 3/20 and come up with the decimal answer 0.888889.

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In general, probabilities should be given to at least 3 decimal places. In many cases IMath will act as a calculator for you. If you type, for example, “(4/30) / (3/20)”, IMath will divide the fraction 4/30 by the fraction 3/20 and come up with the decimal answer 0.888889.