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How do you guys write proper equations on this site?
The proper notation for scientific equations on this site is to use superscripts for exponents, subscripts for coefficients or indices, and standard mathematical symbols for operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. It is also recommended to use parentheses to clearly indicate the order of operations.
Yes, you can use Greek letters in your notation as long as they are supported by the site's text editor. Most scientific notation on this site allows for the use of Greek letters, which are commonly used in scientific equations and formulas.
While there is no strict format for scientific notation on this site, it is recommended to use a consistent and clear format for your equations. This can include using proper spacing, using parentheses when necessary, and clearly labeling variables and constants. It is also helpful to follow the standard conventions for representing mathematical operations.
Yes, there may be restrictions on the use of symbols or characters in scientific notation on this site. Some text editors may not support certain symbols or characters, so it is important to check the site's guidelines or test your notation before submitting it. Additionally, some symbols or characters may have specific meanings in certain fields of science, so it is important to use them correctly and avoid ambiguity.
Yes, you can include units in your notation as long as they are relevant to the equation or formula. It is important to use standard abbreviations for units and to be consistent with their placement in the notation. Additionally, make sure to properly convert units if necessary to ensure the accuracy of your notation.