Borek said:50 characters limit, described in the FAQ. You need to add spaces to break the text.
[tex]\overline{\left(\frac{z}{w}\right)}= \frac{\overline{z}}{\overline{w}}[/tex]
Latex: Problem with Conjugate of Quotient is a common error that occurs in mathematical equations involving conjugates and quotients. It is typically caused by incorrect use of latex syntax or incorrect formatting of the equation.
The error appears as a red text error message in the latex editor or compiler, indicating that there is an issue with the conjugate of the quotient in the equation. It may also cause the equation to display incorrectly or not at all.
This error can be caused by a variety of factors, including using incorrect latex syntax, forgetting to close parentheses or brackets, and omitting necessary formatting symbols such as the caret (^) for exponents or the backslash (\) before special characters.
To fix this error, carefully review the equation and ensure all parentheses and brackets are correctly closed, all latex syntax is correct, and all necessary formatting symbols are included. You may also want to double-check the equation against a latex syntax guide or ask for assistance from a colleague or online forum.
To prevent this error, double-check your latex equations for accuracy and syntax before compiling or using them in presentations or publications. It may also be helpful to use a latex editor or compiler with a built-in error checker to catch any issues before they cause problems.