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$$ \eqalign {
2x &= 3y \cr
2x^2 &= 3y + 2z \cr
x^3 &= 3x^{@e}
} $$ |
Displays as:
Notice that:
- \eqalign is used for equation alignment for aligning multi-line displays at a single place
Each line is aligned by centering on the ampersand ("&")
A carriage return is inserted after every "\cr"
- Only the code between "$$ { . . . } $$" is shownEach line is aligned by centering on the ampersand ("&")
Commonly Used TeX Markup Tools
All of the following, plus more, can be accessed on the TeX Reference Card!
| Tool Category | Item | TeX Code |
|---|---|---|
| Elementary Math Control Sequences | Fraction (overline is for larger equations) | {<numerator>\over <denominator>} \overline{ . . . } |
| Square root | \sqrt{<expression>} | |
| Integral | \int_{lower bound}^{upper bound} {<expression>} | |
| Formatting Alignment and Spacing | Indentation | \indent{ . . . } |
| No Indentation | \noindent{ . . . } | |
| Alignment | \eqalign{ . . . } | |
Horizontal Spacing (spacing within text) | \; \enspace | |
Vertical Spacing of various sizes | \smallskip \medskip \bigskip | |
| Text Formatting | Bold font | \bf{ . . . } |
| Superscript | <variable>^{<subscript expression>} | |
| Subscript | <variable>_{<subscript expression>} | |
| Displaying Dollar Sign | $\$ |
Tips for Using TeX
- Incorrect use of curly braces can cause errors, so make sure that for each opening bracket there is a corresponding closing one (and vice versa)
- To call variables define in the code field, prepend it with '@'
Example: "@ans1" calls variable ans1 - Feel free to Google what you're looking for with TeX as well
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