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Fair. Do you feel that $20/year is reasonable or are your initially anchored feelings negative? We wouldn't be making any huge shift upward if we do move the
by noodle 15y ago
Fair. Do you feel that $20/year is reasonable or are your initially anchored feelings negative? We wouldn't be making any huge shift upward if we do move the price up.
We can probably move into custom graphs and real-world data as we bump up the grade level of the math generation.
What types of problems (if they're not the types you just mentioned) would be valuable?
- yequalsx 15y agoMy initial reaction to seeing the $20 number was that it was more than reasonable. I thought it inexpensive. Factoring polynomial problems. It's a pain to come up with them. Writing problems where the solution to a quadratic equation has to be integers are a pain. Especially if they are of the type: (x - 3) (x + 2) = (some number to make it work out nice) Generating fraction problems where the denominators don't get out of control is and having the problems with a good mix of denominators is good. I've seen some ridiculous computer generated fraction quizzes.