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Genady

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What are advantages of using Latex vs MS Word for math expressions in the posts? At least visually, IMO, the latter is better than the former. Compare

Latex:

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MS Word:

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Plus, the latter gives more presentation choices such as font, size, etc.

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[math]\sqrt[3]{{7 + \sqrt {50} }} + \sqrt[3]{{7 - \sqrt {50} }}[/math]

 


[math]\sqrt[3]{{7 + \sqrt {50} }} + \sqrt[3]{{7 - \sqrt {50} }}[/math]

If you select the markup and choose the size dropdown menu you get the second large line with size = 36

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11 minutes ago, studiot said:


7+503+7503

 


7+503+7503

If you select the markup and choose the size dropdown menu you get the second large line with size = 36

Good, I can do that. Although, I like to get the same nice presentation without enlarging the entire expression.

Regardless, are there advantages of Latex vs Word? Specifically, why would I use Latex here rather than Word?

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15 hours ago, Genady said:

Good, I can do that. Although, I like to get the same nice presentation without enlarging the entire expression.

Regardless, are there advantages of Latex vs Word? Specifically, why would I use Latex here rather than Word?

As far as I know the only way to use MS (Word) formula writer is to make picture of the formula and paste that.

If there is a way to post a formula, wriitten in world I'm all ears.

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24 minutes ago, studiot said:

As far as I know the only way to use MS (Word) formula writer is to make picture of the formula and paste that.

If there is a way to post a formula, wriitten in world I'm all ears.

🙂

Yes, I'd like to know such a way, too. However, Windows' Snipping Tool is quite convenient, copy and paste. 

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