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LaTeX / KaTeX math quiz support

View and edit quizzes that contain LaTeX math

QuizGen.kr supports viewing, taking, reviewing, and editing quiz content that contains LaTeX math. Edit fields preserve the LaTeX source text, while readable areas show the formula rendered with KaTeX.

Use this workflow for mathematics, statistics, physics, engineering, and computer-science material where formulas and symbols matter. The frontend currently supports inline `\(...\)` and display `\[...\]` math delimiters.

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Edit a LaTeX multiple-choice question

Change the LaTeX source in the question, choices, answer, or explanation and see the rendered quiz update immediately.

Edit LaTeX source

Use \( ... \) for inline math and \[ ... \] for display math.

Multiple-choice option

Select the option to use as the correct answer.

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Q1.What are the solutions of x2−5x+6=0x^2-5x+6=0?

  1. 1.x=1, 2x=1,\,2
  2. 2.x=2, 3x=2,\,3
  3. 3.x=−2, −3x=-2,\,-3
  4. 4.x=3, 4x=3,\,4

Answer: x=2, 3x=2,\,3

Explanation: Since x2−5x+6=(x−2)(x−3)x^2-5x+6=(x-2)(x-3), the solutions are x=2x=2 and x=3x=3.

How to use LaTeX math in a quiz

  1. 1. Generate questions from formula-rich material

    Keep LaTeX source text in questions created from PDFs, URLs, YouTube, images, or direct text.

  2. 2. Review rendered questions and choices

    Check formulas in question text, multiple-choice options, answers, explanations, and learner results.

  3. 3. Edit the source text

    Edit questions and explanations as regular text, then confirm the rendered result in readable answer areas such as multiple-choice answer labels.

  4. 4. Share, take, and review results

    Share the saved quiz so learners can answer formula-based questions and review answers and explanations.

Quiz examples with LaTeX math

These examples show the same LaTeX source appearing as readable math in the question, answer, and explanation.

Multiple-choice example

What is the value of 23+16\frac{2}{3}+\frac{1}{6}?

Answer: 56\frac{5}{6}

Explanation: Use a common denominator: 46+16=56\frac{4}{6}+\frac{1}{6}=\frac{5}{6}.

\(\frac{2}{3}+\frac{1}{6}\)

Display-math example

The mass–energy equivalence can be written as follows. E=mc2E=mc^2

Answer: E=mc2E=mc^2

Explanation: The formula expresses the relationship between energy, mass, and the speed of light.

\[E=mc^2\]

How formula editing works

LaTeX support does not replace the text editor with a separate equation editor. It preserves quiz text and renders supported formulas in readable areas.

  • Edit LaTeX source text directly in question, choice, answer, and explanation fields.
  • View rendered math in question text, choices, answers, explanations, taking screens, and results.
  • Readable areas such as multiple-choice answer labels and matching editor guidance can render formulas during editing.
  • Use \( ... \) for inline math and \[ ... \] for display math.

LaTeX math quiz FAQ

Can I view quizzes that contain LaTeX math?
Yes. Supported LaTeX math is rendered in question text, multiple-choice options, answers, explanations, learner results, and content previews.
Can I check LaTeX math while editing a quiz?
Yes. Edit the original LaTeX text in input fields and check rendered math in readable areas such as multiple-choice answer labels and selected editor guidance.
Which LaTeX delimiters are supported?
The current frontend display supports `\( ... \)` for inline math and `\[ ... \]` for display math. If a formula does not render, check its delimiters and LaTeX syntax first.
How does KaTeX relate to LaTeX?
KaTeX is a fast web rendering library for LaTeX math strings. QuizGen.kr uses it to display supported formulas in readable quiz views.
Can formula-rich source material generate quiz questions automatically?
Supported source inputs can produce question drafts containing formulas, but results depend on source extraction and generation quality. Review formulas and answers after generation and edit where needed.

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Use this workflow for mathematics, statistics, physics, engineering, and computer-science material where formulas and symbols matter. The frontend currently supports inline `\(...\)` and display `\[...\]` math delimiters.

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