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how do you guys type equations so neatly and all of your things look the same what program are you all using
$\displaystyle x = 0.5gt^2 $
$\displaystyle ln(x) = ln(0.5gt^2) $
$\displaystyle ln(x) = ln(0.5g) + ln(t^2) $
$\displaystyle ln(x) = 2ln(t) +ln(0.5g) $
$\displaystyle a = v^2/r $
they never work for me ):
OMGG it workedd!!
is there any program where i can type it out like this on my computer?
You can use Mathtype 6
go to
Design Science: MathType - Equation Editor
Yea i have that program but it doesnt make it as nice as this site does
Well you know that this site is using a LaTeX addin, the users guide is at this link. If you want to use this on your own machine you will need to install a LaTeX system (you will probably not want to do that) the details of how to do so can be found on the Art of Problem Solving site.Quote:
Originally Posted by treetheta
Alternativly you could try AbiWord (with the equation editor and maths fonts installed) which uses LaTeX for its equation editor.
There is also a LaTeX addin for OpenOffice but I have not had much joy with that.
CB
We can get that symbol and squares are getting from Mathtype 6
You know that this is a statement and not a question don't you?Quote:
Originally Posted by johnkennedy
Also I think we need more infromation about what symbol and/or squares you are refering to.
CB
hiQuote:
Originally Posted by treetheta
there is a way to type equations
through equation editor options in Msword
ok
