[site4vi]

I’m seeking clarity as I 2nd guess myself 😉

Using UEB, how would you braille the equation in the attached picture with the fraction numerator being a negative number?

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[kdejute]

In your print equation (y equals the fraction “negative 1 over 3” x-squared minus 2x minus 3), since the fraction includes something other than “digits, decimal points, commas or separator spaces” (GTM 6.1), it cannot be a “simple numeric fraction.” So, for this fraction in which the numerator and denominator are on different levels in print, we must use the general fraction indicators and general fraction line. I would transcribe the whole equation as follows.

⠰⠽⠀⠐⠶⠀⠰⠷⠐⠤⠼⠁⠨⠌⠼⠉⠾⠭⠔⠼⠃⠐⠤⠼⠃⠭⠐⠤⠼⠉

Thank you for the question!
–Kyle

[site4vi]

Thank you, Kyle!

[site4vi]

Oh … just noticed … wouldn’t a grade 1 indicator be needed in front of the opening fraction indicator?

[kdejute]

Yes, indeed! Well spotted.

[Fred Van Ackeren]

Hi Kyle,

I have a similar question, a negative fraction a/b. This is what I think:

;;”-(A./B)

Thanks, Fred

[kdejute]

Fred, that is exactly what I would do for the general fraction: minus “a over b”

–Kyle

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