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RedX
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Is there a way to have a linebreak in an equation?
I tried \linebreak, \newline, \\*, \\, but these don't seem to work.
Also what is the default environment for (tex) (/tex)? When you have those two tags, is that equivalent to \begin{equation*} \end{equation*}? Or if you want an environment do you have to put it between those two tags: (tex) \begin{equation*} equation goes here \end{equation*} (/tex)?
I tried \linebreak, \newline, \\*, \\, but these don't seem to work.
Also what is the default environment for (tex) (/tex)? When you have those two tags, is that equivalent to \begin{equation*} \end{equation*}? Or if you want an environment do you have to put it between those two tags: (tex) \begin{equation*} equation goes here \end{equation*} (/tex)?