Question

Is there a way to draw something like this using LaTeX?

Answer 1

drawing 3 lines like that, with some overbrace ?

Answer 2

Well, here we only have a limited version of latex. The full version is not usable here as the code team didn't see it necessary. It very much is but the didn't feel that way. It is much easer to just use the draw tool. On the full latex you can make lines, graph, etc with only limited codes.

Answer 3

@SnuggieLad Still, this can be done.
I've seen other users do it.

Answer 4

Otherwise, you can use things like dashes and underscores and size them up to overlap them.

Answer 5

Yes it can sean.

Answer 6

Similar things like this can be done, even with the current version.
http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/51d5f910e4b036b89af6ef69

Answer 7

Its extensively painstaking to do it that way. I can make a chessboard if i wanted to.

Answer 8

as a matter of fact...


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Answer 9

(I had that saved to file)

See, we can do plenty with latex but the work may be more than its worth.

Answer 10

True^ although I agree it is not really worth the effort for open study, but I am interested in putting such a diagram in a document I am writing up. Is there a website that could help me with that?

Answer 11

\(ax\underbrace{+b}\)
`\(ax\underbrace{+b}\)`
like this ?

Answer 12

\(ax\overbrace{+b}\)
or like this ?
`\(ax\overbrace{+b}\)`