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@panlac01

Answer 1

`\[latex\]`

Answer 2

\[helloworld\]

Answer 3

```
hi, \textbf{Hello world}
```

Answer 4

\[x^{exponents}\]

Answer 5

\[x^{exponents}\]

Answer 6

how do you type up blank characters?

Answer 7

\text{hello world}

Answer 8

pfft

\textbf[{hello word}\]

Answer 9

\[\textbf{Hello world}\]

Answer 10

\title{How to Structure a \LaTeX{} Document}
\author{Andrew Roberts\\
School of Computing,\\
City University of NY,\\
NY,\\
USA,\\
\date{\today}
\maketitle

Answer 11

wt...

Answer 12

\copyright

Answer 13

\'{o}

Answer 14

@KingGeorge is here

Answer 15

\textbf{Hello world}

Answer 16

it's not rendering it correctly?

Answer 17

\bf\text{Hello World}\[\bf\text{Hello World}\]

Answer 18

\bf\text{hello word}

Answer 19

word lol

Answer 20

You need to put it in \({\[}\) and \( {\]}\)

Answer 21

always?

Answer 22

or \({\(}\) and \({\)}\) for inline

Answer 23

Hmn some one is taking my right

Answer 24

haha just joking..

Answer 25

\[\large{\frac{King}{George}}\]

Answer 26

http://www.andy-roberts.net/writing/latex
lol

Answer 27

I will try this next time

Answer 28

If you want to get started writing \(\LaTeX\) on your own computer, I suggest getting a standard template from someone else (has formatting, packages, definitions, etc), and using that.

Answer 29

\(\(\)and \(\)\)

Answer 30

thank you guys

Answer 31

np :)

Answer 32

I should be able to give two medals

Answer 33

hmn .... give kg not to me he deserves it

Answer 34

you're making me feel bad, man LOL

Answer 35

Before I go to bed, this is a short tutorial I wrote on how to get latex on your own computer. If your interested, I can message you the template I use to write latex files.

Answer 36

http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/4fd9c373e4b091dda54115ba