1. The problem is to create a table that shows errors and corrections side by side, using different colors to differentiate them. 2. To do this, we use an HTML table with two columns: one for errors and one for corrections. 3. We apply CSS styles to color the text in each column differently, for example, red for errors and green for corrections. 4. This visual distinction helps readers quickly identify mistakes and their fixes. 5. Here is a simple example of how the table structure and coloring can be implemented: | Errors | Corrections | |-----------------|-------------------| | 2 + 2 = 5 | 2 + 2 = 4 | | x = 3y + | x = 3y + 1 | This approach clearly separates errors and corrections by color and placement. Since this is a formatting and presentation question rather than a math problem, no LaTeX or calculations are needed.