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Answer 1

Wow super cool :O

Answer 2

kk

Answer 3

your all to kind :)

Answer 4

O.M.G! This!!

Answer 5

\(\huge \mathscr{L}\)

Ooooo I can finally do the Laplace Curly L!
Yayyy handwriting recognition :D haha

Answer 6

kk

Answer 7

\[\huge \heartsuit\]

Answer 8

thank you!!!! I'll be using this website a lot

Answer 9

i'll be posting some more later on .

Answer 10

How do you cross something out? If anyone knows how. Like when you have (x+1)x/(x+1) and you want to show someone to cancel out the (x+1)?

Answer 11

\cancel{}

Answer 12

aodiskjfacdjoixjv. thanks x10

Answer 13

\[\frac{ \cancel{x} }{ \cancel{x} } \]YESSSSSSSSSSS!!! YES YES YES!

Answer 14

http://www.sciweavers.org/free-online-latex-equation-editor

Answer 15

Doing it in color is kinda cool also :) Way way too tedious though.\[\large \frac{\color{red}{\cancel{\color{black}{(x+1)}}}x}{\color{red}{\cancel{\color{black}{(x+1)}}}}\]

Answer 16

lol. am i the only one who srsly thinks this is the most awesome thing ever?! wat the heck!!!

Answer 17

lol XD yah LaTeX is pretty awesome :3

I always get disappointed when I see someone give steps to a problem in plain text now.. it just bothers me XD

Answer 18

how do you make text bigger than \huge?

Answer 19

Hmm I don't think you can D:

Answer 20

Like.. you probably can in LaTeX, but you probably have to import some special packet.
And I don't think the equation tool supports that :3

Answer 21

i see

Answer 22

huge isn't big enough? :) lol

Answer 23

nope \giantic is...does it work?

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gigantic