Questions tagged [xlop]

{xlop} is about the eX­tra Large OPer­a­tion package. The {xlop} package calculates and displays arithmetic operations.

XLOP The eX­tra Large OPer­a­tion package cal­cu­lates and dis­plays arith­metic op­er­a­tions. The user type­set arith­metic prob­lems ei­ther in-line or “as in school” (us­ing French school con­ven­tions). So for ex­am­ple, \opadd{2}{3} can give ei­ther $2+3=5$ or some­thing sim­i­lar to: \be­gin{tab­u­lar}{r} 2\\ +3\\ \hline 5\end{tab­u­lar}. Fur­ther­more, num­bers may be very large, e.g 200 fig­ures (with a very long com­pi­la­tion time). Other fea­tures al­low to deal with num­bers (tests, dis­play, some high level op­er­a­tions, etc.)

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How to place carried numbers in the French division algorithm with xlop?

The French divisional algorithm was taught in the 1960s in primary schools. It is an algorithm that allows you to quickly perform all divisions. In this algorithm, carried numbers are placed in front of the numbers so that subtractions do not have…
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Arithmetic operations

I would like to typeset additions and subtractions with more than two operands using the following style. The image has been generated using the following (quite ugly)…
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Drawing a circle around the numbers in xlop package

I am writing something about base conversion (from decimal system to other bases). I am using the xlop package for producing a sequence of long divisions. The result is good, but it would be perfect if I could draw a circle around the remainders…
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addition with 3 elements using xlop

I am using xlop package to make exercises for kids but when I want to put a third element in the addition the \opadd{12}{12}{12} command doesn't count this third one. Is there something I can put to make additions with 3 elements?
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Automatic "school" arithmetic with binary numbers

The xlop package provides a way of having addition, multiplication, etc, of base 10 numbers that does all the work out including carry bits and the bar that is above the answer. I am looking for a way to do this, but with binary numbers. Key point:…
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How can I stop receiving the results of this calculations?

I use xlop \usepackage to prepare for my son. Now I don't want to show the resuls of this calculations. How can I do it? \documentclass[12pt]{article} \usepackage{color,xlop} \usepackage{multicol} \begin{document} Calculate the problems …
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Carry symbols using xlop

Is there a way to achieve the same type of carry symbols like the addition and subtraction examples when using…
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Doubt about how to do these basic subtraction exercises

I would appreciate it too much if someone could help me generate this type of subtraction exercises. I use the xlop package but I don't know if it is possible for me to do that type of exercise.
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How do I include a dollar or pound sign using xlop package?

I would like the first number in the multiplication to include a dollar sign or Pound sign. The question, for example, would be $12.34 x 56. In some cases, I would like the $ sign at the end of the number as in…
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Division negative integers with xlop

I have a problem with xlop. Indeed, when I do \opdiv[style=text,parenthesisnegative=all]{-6}{2} I get -0.99999999999999 instead of -3.
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Multiplication with xlop

When I use the xlop package command \opmul[displayintermediary=None]{453}{1001205} to display the multiplication of 453 and 1001205 without the intermediary steps, pdflatex gives me errors. This example comes straight from the xlop…
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Help with the xlop package

How can I perform these types of exercises with the xlop package? If it is possible to use another package, I would appreciate if you tell me which package can perform this.
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