On the quiz
Solve 3(x − 2) = 12.
3x − 2 = 12
x = 14/3
For middle and high school math
Start with a question from a graded quiz or test. Take a photo, compare the original work with a step-by-step solution, and save the question to try again.
A student gets an algebra quiz back and sees that their answer was marked wrong. Here’s what a useful review looks like.
Solve 3(x − 2) = 12.
3x − 2 = 12
x = 14/3
The first mistake is distributing the 3 to only one term. One way to correct it is to divide both sides by 3 first.
x − 2 = 4
x = 6
Try the original problem with the solution covered. Once you find an answer, substitute it back into the original equation.
3(6 − 2) = 12
Open Analysis to see where saved mistakes cluster. If several questions involve linear equations, start your next review there.
Choose a few saved questions and preview the worksheet. Leave out the solution steps so your child can try the questions independently, then save the A4 PDF or print it.
See how to frame one problem, capture the original work, and open its solution in Cardify.
Ask your child to explain the first step they would change on a graded quiz. At the next study session, give them two or three saved questions from that topic. Compare their new work with their original answers to see what still needs practice.
Study guide
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Crop the photo to one complete question, including your work for that question. Repeat for another question you want to save.
Cardify keeps the original photo and shows the work it can read. Open the photo from the question details to check unclear handwriting.
Yes. Select questions, preview your A4 PDF, and print it or save it to Files.