How do you write equations in LaTeX for both Windows and Mac?

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Inserting Unicode symbols in Word can be time-consuming, prompting users to seek easier methods for writing equations. LaTeX is recommended for creating and posting equations, as it provides a consistent format across both Windows and Mac platforms. Users have experienced issues with formatting, such as equations reverting to normal text when shared online. The discussion highlights the need for efficient tools and methods for equation writing. Overall, LaTeX is presented as a preferred solution for users looking to streamline their equation formatting process.
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is there an easier way to insert unicode / symbols then to troll through the insert menue of word ? eg this took me 3min to do!

v_r=c*((f-f^'))⁄f^'

well at least it looked correct on windows but has reverted to normal text on this thread..
how do you guys( and gals) write/post your equations? for BOTH WINDOWS and MAC

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