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There are 3 parameters which influence the difficulty of the generated tasks:
The number of terms (separate fractions) given in each task. From 2 to 5, inclusive.
The highest number KBruch will use as the main denominator in the tasks it sets. From a minimum of 10 to a maximum of 50.
Operations which should be used in the task: Addition/Subtraction, Multiplication/Division or All Operations Mixed.
After you have changed the parameters you have to click on the New Task button in the toolbar to generate a task which uses the new parameters. You can also call this action from the menu bar with Task->New Task.
Your selection of the maximum main denominator will be reset to a default value every time you change the number of terms. So you should change the number of terms first and then select the maximum main denominator.
If you have not solved the current task and call the New Task action, the task will be counted as not solved correctly. To prevent this you have to change the parameters after you solved the task but before generating a new one.
The chosen parameters will be saved on KBruch's termination and restored on next startup.
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