Displaying Mathematics in Google Drive?

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Displaying mathematical equations written in Word documents on Google Drive can be challenging, as Google Drive does not natively support the rendering of complex math typesetting from Word. To effectively display math in Google Drive, consider converting Word documents to Google Docs format, which allows for better compatibility with Google’s features. Alternatively, using LaTeX or MathML for equations can enhance visibility and formatting when shared in Google Docs. For further assistance, the Google Drive support page provides additional guidance on document compatibility and formatting options.
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Displaying Mathematics in Google Drive??

Hey, How can I display math written in word with google drives (cloud storge)? I'm trying to create a google drive for my class at university, but we can't view mathematical equations written in word documents with google drive.

Would appreciate some help.
 
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