Improve Your Latex Mathematical Writing: Practice Your Skills Now!

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Discussion Overview

This thread focuses on practicing and improving skills in LaTeX mathematical writing. Participants share examples of LaTeX code and seek assistance with specific formatting issues related to mathematical expressions.

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  • Exploratory, Technical explanation, Homework-related

Main Points Raised

  • One participant expresses a need for help with adding an index to a square root, writing complex fractions, and formatting exponents as fractions.
  • Another participant suggests that the original query is misplaced and provides a link to a more appropriate forum for practicing LaTeX.
  • A participant shares an example of LaTeX code for a square root with a fractional index and a complex fraction, indicating a possible solution to the original query.
  • Further clarification is provided with an alternative representation of the original expression using LaTeX syntax.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants do not appear to reach consensus on the appropriateness of the forum for the original question, and there are differing views on how to effectively practice LaTeX writing.

Contextual Notes

Some participants may have different interpretations of the forum's purpose, and there are unresolved issues regarding the specific formatting challenges raised by the original poster.

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Practice your LATEX skills!

This is a thread spacifically for practicing Latex mathematical writing.
 
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[tex]\sqrt{8^2/3}[/tex]

I need help with putting an index on my sqrt, writing complex fractions, and exponents which are fractions (as i tried to put up there "8 to the 2/3-rds power) Thank you for the help...
 
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1.You're in the wrong forum.This has nothing to do with LaTex.
2.I've given u the link to the thread in the General Physics forum where u can practice typewriting LaTex as much as u want,though i would advise u to use the "preview post" option to see whether the code u typed is correct.
3.Click on this image:
[tex]\sqrt[\frac{8}{5}]{24}+\frac{5}{\frac{7}{3}}+7^{\frac{9}{55}}[/tex]

Daniel.
 
\sqrt{8^2/3} : [tex]\sqrt{8^2/3}[/tex]

Even better :

\sqrt{\frac{8^2}{3}} : [tex]\sqrt{\frac{8^2}{3}}[/tex]
 

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