Troubleshooting Latex Problems: Rotational Inertia of a Thick Spherical Shell

[Will]

#$%& latex problems!

Someone please look at my "rotational inertia of a thick spherical shell" post under "Classical Physics" please. First off, when I previewed my post, most came out ok, but the "2" in the numerator just would not show. But when I submitted the post, it said that I had done it incorrectly, I just got the error message.

 

[master_coda]

You have a "\" in front of the 2.

 

[tacman]

Hello there,

I took a look at your post and I believe the issue with the "2" not showing up in the numerator is due to a formatting error. In LaTeX, superscripts and subscripts need to be enclosed in curly braces, so the correct way to write "2" as a superscript would be {2}. I also noticed that you have used a forward slash instead of a backslash for the command "\frac", which could also be causing the error message.

I have made the necessary changes in the post and it should now display correctly. Please let me know if you have any further issues or if the problem persists. Also, in the future, please provide a specific link to your post so it is easier for us to find and troubleshoot the problem.