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Displaying text inside the math-environment

1. October 2008 by tom 12 Comments

By default, Latex will print text within formulas in italics, omitting white spaces. Now if you need to add normal text into a formula or even write a formula using words, you can do this with the text-command inside the math-environment: Example: \text{velocity} = \frac{\text{distance}} {\text{unit of time}} Btw. The “text-command” will also take care of … [Read more…]

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