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, which is fairly robust (even allowing fractions in the bounds of integration). [code: ‘dollar sign’latex \\int_{0}^{\\frac{\\pi}{2}} \\tan(x) dx &s=2’dollarsign’]<\/p>\nWordPress allows you to use a lot of latex typesetting capabilities in this blog. To enter into “math mode,” when typing a post or a comment, use the command ‘dollar sign’latex. After typing this, you can use\u00a0a large portion of the latex library of\u00a0mathematical typesetting commands. When you are done writing mathematics, close math mode with another ‘dollar sign.’ WordPress does not support a ‘display environment’ (achieved in your favorite latex editor with either ‘double dollar sign’ or ‘\\[ … \\]’), but you CAN control the size of the typeset mathematics (before closing math mode, enter ‘&s=’ followed by a number between -4 and 4; here the number\u00a00 is the ‘standard font size’ so that negative numbers will shrink the output while positive numbers increase the size of the output.<\/p>\n
Examples:<\/p>\n
Here is an inline equation
The next two equations are “center justified” in the wordpress text editor, to act as display equations.<\/p>\n
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[code: ‘dollar sign’latex \\begin{bmatrix} 45 & 32 & 12\\\\ 13 & \\frac{1}{x} & \\infty \\end{bmatrix} &s=3’dollar sign’]<\/p>\n
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