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    Susan Baker
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      Hello! I just tried to post this a minute ago, but I don't see it. Hopefully this is not a duplicate question.

      On problem 4, subsections a-d, there are spaces separating each digit for the student to decide where the decimal point would go.

      Do I use the numeric space (dot 5) according to Rule 6.6 of the Rules of UEB, or should I use spaces followed by the numeric indicator and the digits?

      Thank you.

      Susan

       

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      #43126
      kdejute
      Moderator

        Susan,

        Thank you for your question! I appreciate your citing a section of Rules of UEB 💖🧠💖

        I see that the directions in the example you shared say, "Write the decimal point in each product so that the equation is correct."

        Thus, I am comfortable saying the spaces in the situation you shared are, as part of RUEB §6.6 says, "a separator in a single number."

        And so it would make great sense to use the numeric space.

        Consequently, item b from your example might look as follows:

        braille: #j4ec"8#e "7 #b"f"e

        print: b. 0.53×5 = 2 6 5

        Braille on!
        –Kyle

        • This reply was modified 1 year, 7 months ago by kdejute. Reason: added quotation of directions from example shared
        • This reply was modified 1 year, 7 months ago by kdejute.
        #43143
        Susan Baker
        Participant

          Thank you, Kyle!

          Susan

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