Numeric Input — Academic / Problem-Set Variant

What it does

• Numbered problem layout — each question reads like a familiar academic problem set, with prompt above and answer field below
• Tolerance-based grading — answers within a small range count as correct, so rounding decisions don't penalize the learner
• Per-question feedback — instant correct/revisit cues beside each answer, with an optional worked-solution toggle
• Score summary — a running tally and final score appear when the set is completed
• Reset and try again — clears all answers so the learner can re-drill the set

Best use cases

• STEM tutoring — physics problems, chemistry calculations, engineering exercises
• K-12 and AP exam prep — algebra, geometry, AP physics, AP chemistry problem sets
• Test prep — SAT/ACT math drills, GRE quant practice, MCAT physics questions
• Trades and licensing — math sections of plumbing, electrical, HVAC certification prep
• Data and analytics training — statistics drills, probability practice, formula application

What you can change with your DNA

When you run this through the remix skill, your CCOS DNA — brand, voice, audience — drives these decisions automatically:

• Colors — slots for page background, problem card background, field background, correct/incorrect feedback colors, and accent
• Fonts — two roles: a clean body font for prompts, plus an optional monospaced or math-friendly font for numeric values
• Copy — title, intro paragraph, problem text, hint text per question, worked-solution text, and feedback messages
• Images — optional problem-illustration slots (diagrams, free-body sketches, graphs) above each question
• Behavior — choose the number of problems, tolerance per problem, whether to show hints/solutions, and whether to grade per-problem or all-at-once