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Problems with the Latex equation ecitor


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lodmore\′s Photo
16 Nov 07, 6:27PM
(3 replies)
Problems with the Latex equation ecitor
I am trying to write 1 over 2. This should be easy as
Command [\frac] not found.
{1}{2} or by using the pull down "a over b" from the top of the display. It just does not work . What I end up with is 1- and a very small 2 under the line. To be fair I did manage to get it to work once! but how I just don't know!

I have just discovered that this problem only exists on the third equation down. I was trying to write the three equations which connect velocity constant acceleration time and distance. James
will\′s Photo
16 Nov 07, 6:37PM
You've mixing doxygen with LaTex

You should be typing:
\f[ \frac{1}{2} \f]
which will give you
lodmore\′s Photo
16 Nov 07, 6:43PM
v=u+at

v^2=U^2 +2as

s=ut+ 1over2 at^2

it is the third one which gives the problem when typed in this order. However if I put the third one first no problem!
will\′s Photo
16 Nov 07, 6:53PM
Easy

v=u+at
\f[ v=u+at \f]
i.e.

v^2=u^2+2as
\f[ v^2=u^2+2as \f]
i.e.

s=ut+ 1/2 at^2
\f[ s=u t+ \frac{1}{2} a t^2 \f]
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