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NO!!! I mean shoul I just open the window of forum and type the "LaTeX code follows: \frac 12 - \frac 1{23} + \int^1_0 f^2(x_1) dx = \cos x + \sin \frac 1x" and I'll get what you've got?
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Enclose the code in $ signs!!

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You see, I open the test forum and type
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the LaTeX code follows: \frac 12 - \frac 1{23} + \int^1_0 f^2(x_1) dx = \cos x + \sin \frac 1x
and the result is those simple words - not a formula!!!!
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Because you didn't use the DOLLAR SIGNS. Just enclose your formula by two \$ signs.
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a_1\geq a_2\geq..\geq a_n , b_1\geq b_2\geq..\geq b_n , c_n\geq c_n-1\geq..\geq c_1 . Prove that \sum\frac{a_i.b_i}{c_i}\geq ... where i runs from 1 to n. how to deal with this latex? Mad Embarassed Huh?
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how to deal with this latex? Mad Embarassed Huh?
You deal with it in the Test Forum, not in this topic.
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Where I can find Latex Question
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they are easy for me

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Latex addition and subtract
Hi there. My goal is to get multilined addition and subtraction in LaTeX if its possible. For example:
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, 33.46

Is there a command in LaTeX that can create this object for me (all perfectly lined up)? Otherwise, is there any other product that makes this easy?
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Umm... the attached document isn't loading right for me. Sad

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the "document" attachment doesn't work atm...
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It doesn t work for me either Huh?
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Re: Latex addition and subtract
jbarth wrote:
Hi there. My goal is to get multilined addition and subtraction in LaTeX if its possible. For example:
, 10.03
+23.43
, 33.46

Is there a command in LaTeX that can create this object for me (all perfectly lined up)? Otherwise, is there any other product that makes this easy?


There WAS a French guy who developed something, but I forget the name...

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congruence classes
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Consider the set G of all 2×2 non-zero matrices of the
form (a b )
(b a + b)

where a, b belong to Z3, the set of congruence classes modulo 3.

(1) Find the number of elements in the set G.

(2) Prove that G is a group under matrix multiplication modulo 3.

(3) Complete the multiplication table for G.

(4) Is the group G isomorphic to the group of symmetries of a square?
(two groups are isomorphic if there exists a bijection
between them that preserves the group operations, in other words,
after an appropriate permutation and relabeling of the elements,
their multiplication tables are identical.

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I really don't think this belongs here.
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Re: LaTeX Help -> How to write in LaTeX and how to use LaTeX
vidyamanohar wrote:
Valentin Vornicu wrote:
(this is intended for new users of the board:) We have enabled LaTeX with the usual tags dollar and double dollar on the board.

I have attached a document that should be used as a quick tutorial/introduction in \LaTeX. You can test your \LaTeX abilities in the Test Forum Smile

Now here's what you must do if you already master the basics in LaTeX Mr. Green

Each LaTeX text should look like this

Code:
the LaTeX code follows: $\$ \frac 12 - \frac 1{23} + \int^1_0 f^2(x_1) dx = \cos x + \sin \frac 1x$\$
and the output will be

Quote:
the LaTeX code follows: \frac 12 - \frac 1{23} + \int^1_0 f^2(x_1) dx = \cos x + \sin \frac 1x


Be carefull not to use \begin{...} \end{...} commands too much, because they can cause errors.

Any other questions you can post in this forum (not in this topic, this is only for announcements).




I downloaded TeXaide using the link
http://www.dessci.com/en/products/texaide/
typed the above math expression and copied it on to this message box. It pastes as
\frac{1}{2} - \frac{1}{{23}} + \int\limits_0^1 {f^2 (x_1 )dx = Cosx + Sin\frac{1}{x}}

I kept two dollar symbols on both sides. I got this,
\frac {1}{2} - \frac {1}{{23}} + \int\limits_0^1 {f^2 (x_1 )dx = Cosx + Sin\frac {1}{x}}

I think it is good to use TeXaide to save time and using TeXaide one need not remember the syntax also.

thanx



thanks!
I needs document.If you have it then you send to me,please!

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#37
why dont u put up a direct shortcut for latex in the dialogue box when we reply to any question!

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I'm sorry. I need help with LaTeX. Me \Rightarrow ...

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In what way do you need help?
Please do not double post (other post removed) and Do not use plain TEXT in LaTeX tags!

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#40
I need help posting in math jam.
1)How do I start my post?
2)How do I create spaces between words?
3)Must I end my post with a dollar (\$) sign

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