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With the
It doesn't matter how you space things, whether you write
With the
[ ] → { } switch on, the bracket keys type curly braces without Shift. Use Shift+[ when you need a real square bracket, e.g. \sqrt[3]{x}.It doesn't matter how you space things, whether you write
x^{2} or x^2, or whether you use \left( \right). It only has to look the same.Progress
Tip: in Word, Insert → Equation, then set the equation to LaTeX mode and paste. That's how to get these into your IAs.
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Speed is in words per minute, counting 5 characters as one word. Accuracy counts every wrong key, even ones you fixed.
Speed is in words per minute, counting 5 characters as one word. Accuracy counts every wrong key, even ones you fixed.
Your trouble keys
^makes a superscript and_a subscript:x^2,a_n.- Curly braces group things:
x^{n+1},\frac{a}{b}. Without them, only the next single character is used. - Commands start with a backslash:
\alpha,\sqrt{x},\int. - Spaces you type are ignored. Use
\,or\quadfor space and\text{...}for words and units. \left(…\right)makes brackets grow to fit fractions inside them.