LaTeX Function and Interval Examples: Solving a LaTeX Problem

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The discussion focuses on formatting a mathematical function and its domain using LaTeX. The example provided is the function y = 1/x with the condition that x is not equal to 0. Participants clarify the correct LaTeX syntax, emphasizing the need for proper parentheses around the condition. The final format agreed upon is y = \frac{1}{x} \qquad (x \neq 0). The conversation highlights the importance of accurate representation in mathematical expressions.
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Well, I would like to write first a function and then , an interval or a point. An example.

y=1/x , x (diffrent from) 0
 
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lo2 said:
Well, I would like to write first a function and then , an interval or a point. An example.

y=1/x , x (diffrent from) 0
do you mean:

<br /> <br /> y = \frac{1}{x} \qquad \left (x \neq 0 \right )<br />

edit: hmm, that not displyaing properly, there should be parenthesis around the x \neq 0. You can see the source by clicking on the image.
 
franznietzsche said:
do you mean:

<br /> <br /> y = \frac{1}{x} \qquad (x \neq 0)<br />

Awesome mate.

Thank you a lot!
 
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