Suggestion

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• Graham

  March 2021

  That isn't a bad idea. I will put it on my list of potential enhancements.

  The reason I didn't do it initially is that PY aggregation is usually easier than CY aggregation. That's because when you draw the PY diagram, the PY lines and the policy "earning" lines are both diagonals so you're only dealing with parallelograms. This contrasts with CY problems where you have diagonal and vertical lines that create weird shapes where it's harder to do the calculations.

  So because the PY problems are generally easier, I didn't think there was as much need for extra practice, especially since a PY problem has only been asked once in recent history. (See the BattleTable.)

  (Also, creating these web-based problems is labor-intensive so I wanted to direct my efforts where the payoff would be the greatest. If it were easy to do, I would go ahead and do it for you now, but it's not something I can easily address at the current time. Apologies.)