Question

Can anyone teach me how to use LaTex on here?

Answer 1

LaTeX expressions are rendered between two $$ signs (or between an opening [ and closing ] escaped by backslash \ )

Answer 2

\begin{array}l \text{Hello, World!}\end{array}

Answer 3

[Thanks?] \ )

Answer 4

din't work :(

Answer 5

$\latex$

Answer 6

\[\LaTeX\]

Answer 7

\{\{x\to 5,y\to -4\}\}

Answer 8

$\{\{x\to 5,y\to -4\}\}$

Answer 9

\[\{\{x\to 5,y\to -4\}\}\]

Answer 10

\[\text{\[\text{Hello, World!}}\]\]

Answer 11

$$ doesn't work agdgdgasddg

Answer 12

only \\[ and \\]

Answer 13

$$\text{It should}$$

Answer 14

$Nope$

Answer 15

\[\text{Hello}\]

Answer 16

Shaq I know you're just here to learn math but... can i get an autograph? I love your basket ball work

Answer 17

you can also use \begin{array}l and \end{array}

Answer 18

I love the baskets ball!

Answer 19

$$test$$

Answer 20

oops just right click it and click on 'view source'

Answer 21

double $ seems to work

Answer 22

\[\text{Thanks!}\]

Answer 23

now if only there were a way to paste graphics

Answer 24

I still can't figure out how to render my LaTeX on the same line as my normal text.

Answer 25

ZOMG I just got the "motivator" achievement!!!! That's amazing!

Answer 26

CREATE TABLE T(num integer);
INSERT INTO T VALUES(2);
INSERT INTO T VALUES(4);
INSERT INTO T VALUES(6);
INSERT INTO T VALUES(8);
INSERT INTO T VALUES(10);
--WITH RECURSIVE Mystery(X,Y) AS
-- (SELECT A As X, A As Y FROM T
-- UNION
-- SELECT m1.X, m2.Y
-- FROM Mystery m1, Mystery m2
-- WHERE m2.X = m1.Y + 1)
--SELECT Max(Y-X) + 1 FROM Mystery;
SELECT * FROM T;

Answer 27

SIgh I dont get how to use this~~

Answer 28

$hhh$ ?

Answer 29

\[\text{Hello, World!}
\]

\[\text{Don't I just Suck with computers}\]

Answer 30

Adgdgdgdgwngo can u teach me to do color? plzzz

Answer 31

\[\color{#FF0000}{\text{Hello,}}\text{ }\color{#FF7F00}{\text{World!}}\]

Answer 32

right click to view source, but you can replace the #RRGGBB hex with something like red or blue or cyan

Answer 33

\color{blue}{\text{Hello,}}\text{ }\color{blue}{\text{World!}}

Answer 34

\[\text{I do suck}\]

Answer 35

\begin{array}l\color{#FF0000}{\text{Don't}}\text{ }\color{#FF7F00}{\text{worry;}}\text{ }\color{#FFE600}{\text{at}}\text{ }\color{#00FF00}{\text{this}}\text{ }\color{#0000FF}{\text{rate}}\text{ }\color{#6600FF}{\text{you}}\text{ }\color{#8B00FF}{\text{will}}\text{ }\color{#FF0000}{\text{soon}}\text{ }\color{#FF7F00}{\text{be}}\text{ }\color{#FFE600}{\text{a}}\text{ }\color{#00FF00}{\text{native}}\text{ }\color{#0000FF}{\text{LaTeX}}\text{ }\color{#6600FF}{\text{speaker.}}\end{array}

Answer 36

\color{#red}{\text{Hello,}}\text{ }\color{#blue}{\text{World!}}

Answer 37

right, but without the # symbols so it becomes

\color{red}{\text{Hello,}}\text{ }\color{blue}{\text{World!}}

just remember to enclose with the dollar signs or the brackets

Answer 38

$$\color{red}{\text{Hello,}}\text{ }\color{blue}{\text{World!}}$$

Answer 39

\color{red}{\text{Hello,}}\text{ }\color{blue}{\text{World!}}

Answer 40

\[\text{Give up :(}\]

Answer 41

\color{red}{\text{Sadly}}\text{}\color{blue}{\text{why!}}

Answer 42

Can you use Latex on emails?? or where can we use em?

Answer 43

you aren't enclosing them between $$\[ and \]$$

Answer 44

SO like this:
\[\color{red}{\text{Sadly }}\text{}\color{blue}{\text{why!}}\]

Answer 45

:OOOO OMG

Answer 46

\[Sadly\]

Answer 47

\[\color{orange}{\text{Thanks }}{}\]\[\color{red}{\text{so}}\]\[\color{blue}{\text{much!}}\]