Ununified System of Equation, with a comma followed by another expression
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In reference to the attached image: This math exam includes two equations which I am guessing qualify as "ununifed systems of equations" according to An Instruction to Braille Mathematics, page 317, although I cannot locate this in the actual Nemeth Code book. And although the printed text in the above mentioned resource previously stated that this is NOT spatial material, I have penciled notes in my book that the rule was changed so it is spatial with blank lines above and below. So I set this as a displayed spatial, and I put the comma on the top line. Following the comma, a conditional expression, which I needed to runover. Please let me know if I've transcribed this correctly or need to do it another way. Thanks!
Good questions. In pulling together the following response, I consulted Lesson 16 of the Provisional Revised Nemeth Course Manual, especially pages and 16-11, 16-12, and 16-31.
The attached image shows the format that I would suggest. It treats the system of equations not as displayed material but as a continuation of the text, as it appears to be formatted in print.
The attached image whose file name begins with a 2 shows a pooossssible alternative, which treats the system of equations as displayed material, with the remark printed to the right of a system of equations that doesn't have an enlarged right grouping symbol brailled on a line separate from the system.
Thank you for your question! You're tackling a sticky issue, with quite accurate dots!
–Kyle
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