Question

Someone please show me how to enter fractions in latex.

Answer 1

Just click the equation editor and type:

{a \over b}

Answer 2

\frac{top}{bottom}

Answer 3

\[\Large {a \over b}\]

Answer 4

Can you type it directly?

Answer 5

{a \over b}

Answer 6

Go to the equation editor, then type the following.

Answer 7

\[{a \over b}\]

Answer 8

Thanks!!

Answer 9

you have to add \[ and \ ] (if you want to type it directly...)

Answer 10

Yes. And add \Large in the beginning to make it visible.

Answer 11

@lalaly use \text{ Something } \[\LARGE \text{Something testing... }\leftarrow \]
it reads "spaces too"

Answer 12

\[\Large {pratu \over 043}\] :D

Answer 13

\[ {pratu \over 043}\]

Answer 14

thanks again!!

Answer 15

\[\Large \text{Here we have a test of text! =)}\]

Answer 16

yeah i know that @Kreshnik
but iwas trying to do something else,,, Thankyou

Answer 17

@lalaly I'm sorry then... :(

Answer 18

\frac{\text{numerator}}{\text{denominator}}
\[\downarrow\]\[\frac{\text{numerator}}{\text{denominator}} \]

Answer 19

@UnkleRhaukus what does \textbf do? i saw yoou do it before

Answer 20

bf ~ boldface
\textbf{A}
\[\downarrow\]\[\textbf{A} \]

Answer 21

for matrices.
\textbf{A}_{nn}=\left( begin{array}{ccc}a_{11} & & \\ & \ddots & \\ & & a_{nn} \end{array}\right)ive have to leave a forward slash off the functional word 'begin'
\[\downarrow\]\[\textbf{A}_{nn}=\left(\begin{array}{ccc}a_{11} & & \\ & \ddots & \\ & & a_{nn} \end{array}\right)\]

Answer 22

@Kreshnik dont be sorry:)