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Algebra · Math Test #3
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Template
Quadratic equation
a ∈ [2; 9] b ∈ [−12; 12] c prime
3 pt
Vieta's formula
D > 0 integer roots
2 pt
Single root
c = 9, 16, 25…
3 pt
Preview · Variant V07

Math Test

V07
Algebra & Calculus45 min · 10 problems
#InstructionsProblemAnswer
1Compute
2Solve the equation
3Solve the system
4Solve the equation
5Solve the inequality
6Solve the equation
7Solve the equation
8Solve the equation
9Find the point of local minimum of
10Compute
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One template becomes individual student variants plus a separate answer key for the teacher.

Teacher’s template

ax2 + bx + c = 0

a = 1 integer roots D > 0

No neural network takes part in this. Numbers are searched against the constraints you set — leading coefficient 1, positive discriminant, integer roots — so every variant is the same problem, solved the same way, with different numbers.

Unique variants

One template → 30 different variants

Describe a problem once with variables and constraints. Mathix picks numbers so every student gets their own task — at exactly the same difficulty.

  • Variables with ranges and constraints
  • Control over difficulty and the look of the answer
  • No two identical papers in the room
Math Test #3 · Student variants
V12 · completed answersRandom variant — every student gets their own numbers

Math Test

V12 · ANSWERS
Algebra & Calculusvariant 12 of 16
#InstructionsProblemAnswer
1Compute
2Solve the equation
3Solve the system
4Solve the equation
5Solve the inequality
6Solve the equation
7Solve the equation
8Solve the equation
9Find the point of local minimum of
10Compute
Answer key

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Mathix builds a teacher answer sheet right away — every variant gets its keys. No more cross-checking, no arithmetic mistakes.

  • All 28 keys on a single page
  • Solutions with intermediate steps — optional
  • A separate file, teacher only
Math Test #3 · Answer key (teacher only)

Math Test — Answer Key

KEY · V01
Teacher onlyvariant 01 of 16
#InstructionsProblemAnswer
1Compute
2Solve the equation
3Solve the system
4Solve the equation
5Solve the inequality
6Min point of
7Compute
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Build your own library of templates and reuse them year after year. Mathix regenerates numbers — problems become outdated on TikTok before the page loads.

  • Personal and shared (department) libraries
  • Re-compile any template in one click
  • Works for schools and universities
Library · My templates
Algebra · Math tests18 templates · 4 in progress
TemplateTopicVariantsLast used
Quadratic equations — Test #3Algebra28todaylive
Linear systemsAlgebra2812.11live
Linear function y = kx + bAlgebra2805.11live
Polynomial factorizationAlgebra—draftdraft
Absolute value inequalitiesAlgebra2828.10live
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Is a neural network writing the problems?

No. A template is your own formula with variables and constraints: ranges for the coefficients, a positive discriminant, integer roots, a prime constant term. Mathix only substitutes numbers that satisfy every constraint — the structure of the problem, the method and the difficulty stay exactly as you set them.

Do I have to learn a markup language?

No. A problem is assembled by clicking: pick the type, set the ranges, watch the preview update. LaTeX works under the hood, so the PDF looks like a textbook — you never write it.

Which topics and grades are covered?

Algebra and computational topics, grades 5–11: fractions and percent, linear equations and systems, quadratic, rational and irrational equations, trigonometry, logarithms, derivatives, integrals. Geometry comes later — write to us which topics you need and they go into the queue.

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