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Marking algorithm that allows NA or any correct counterexample.

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This demo shows how you can make a gap asking for a counter-example: if the statement is actually true, then the counterexample gap takes NA. If the statement is false, the gap takes any valid counterexample.

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The gaps have pattern restrictions, and the second part has an altered marking algorithm. For allowing any correct counterexample (without the \"NA\" bit), search also for a question by Christian Lawson-Perfect on \"Accept any symmetric matrix\". That's where I learnt that part of it.

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[Here question about a true statement about vectors in \\(\\mathbb{R}^4\\).]

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If you decided that the statement is false give a counterexample here. Write it into the gap as vector(1,2,3,4) with the numbers substituted by your chosen entries. (The marking algorithm will not understand fractions.) If you decided the statement is true (so there is no counterexample), then write NA into the gap.

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Counterexample: [[0]]

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[Here question about a false statement about vectors in \\(\\mathbb{R}^4\\).]

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If you decided that the statement is false, give a counterexample here. Write it into the gap as vector(1,2,3,4) with the numbers substituted by your chosen entries. (The marking algorithm will not understand fractions.) If you decided that the statement is true (so no counterexample exists), then write NA into the gap. (Correct is any vector with non-zero fourth entry.)

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Counter-example: [[0]]

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