About black triangles, if someone wants to useor
just click on the image :D
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Now watch
Really cool, isn't it? I made it with MathType. To generate the cross line, you gotta put {\rlap/}. See the code above.
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About black triangles, if someone wants to use
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Now watch
Really cool, isn't it? I made it with MathType. To generate the cross line, you gotta put {\rlap/}. See the code above.
Krizalid you so good, are you sure you are not Japanese? :D
You actually had written this:
I'm chilean! :)Quote:
Krizalid you so good at LaTeX that even those crazy Japanese people would be jealous of your skill :D
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I like LaTeX, and I like help on it.
I had made up this way to cancel fractions . . .
. .. . . \frac {\not4 ^2} {\not6 _3} = \frac{2}{3}
But I really like your "rlap" code . . . it's looks much better!
. .. . \frac{\rlap/4 ^2} { \rlap/6 _3}
Let me try something: . frac{1{\rlap/9}} {{\rlap/9}5} = \frac{1}{5}
. .. . . . . Ha! It works!
the thing is, i could not make the strike through go through two symbols, for instance, if you wanted to strike through (cancel) 19, you'd have to do one strike for the 1 and one for the 9. does anyone know how to go through two or more symbols at a time, or am i just being too picky?
I was just browsing around and found some interesting information on this. I saw an example where x - x was canceled out by a diagonal line and had a 0 in the upper right corner.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jhevon
I couldn't find code for it, but the article mentioned using the "cancel package." So.......
@MathGuru: Do we have the cancel package loaded into the site?
-Dan
I told him the same thing the last time, but looks like he didn't read it :DQuote:
Originally Posted by topsquark