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Hi Ian,
These are some useful macros for exercises and problems based on the
answers
package. Check outall_exercises.tex
for "main" file.You should probably check with MIT Press what formatting they'll need for the problems/exercises before you go too far in the creative process, but I hope this pull request will at least get you started. The original macros are public domain and GFDL licensed so should be reusable.
Sorry I can't contribute more—I'm busy writing exercises for my linear algebra book ... good idea crowdsourcing the problems... If you teach a class, maybe you can assign to your students homework to create problems?
A+,
Ivan
PS: An interesting project you should look at is this: https://ximera.osu.edu/ maybe you can use that formatting instead so all the exercises will be interactive? Haven't player with that but looks super cool.