Question

Fractions tip.

Answer 1

Use \dfrac instead of \frac in inline. \(\dfrac{9}{3}\) looks wayyyy better than \(\frac{9}{3}\).

Answer 2

hmm nice :)
\[\dfrac{a}{b}\]

Answer 3

\(\dfrac{9}{5}\)

Great.... I didn't know about it :D

Answer 4

You can see that in inline \(\LaTeX\) i.e., \(\backslash (\backslash)\), this words pretty good!

Answer 5

Yaa..right ;)

Answer 6

\[ \huge \dfrac{9}{5}\]

Answer 7

\[\Huge\dfrac{ 8}{ 32 }\]

Answer 8

cool :) thanks for tip