LaTeX How to change the text color with LaTex

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To change text color in LaTeX, the syntax $$\color{red}x\color{black}y$$ is correct, but using braces around the highlighted text simplifies the process. Instead of respecifying the normal color, one can use $$\color{red}{(x+1)} y$$ for clarity. For a more advanced option, the command $$\color{red}{\stackrel{\rm incorrect}{(x+1)}} y$$ can be utilized. This method enhances readability and reduces tedious color definitions. Proper use of color commands in LaTeX can improve document presentation significantly.
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I want to edit and introduce color, to correct a misleading detail
Isn't it $$\color{red}x\color{black}y$$
 
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Rather than define the colors of the highlighted text and then respecify the normal colors of the original text [which can be tedious]
as you did in
Code:
\color{red}x\color{black}y
use braces around the highlighted text to change that to the highlighted color.
Code:
\color{red}{(x+1)} y
<br /> \color{red}{(x+1)} y<br />

or to be fancy
\color{red}{ \stackrel{\rm incorrect} {(x+1)}} y
(right-click to see the code)
 
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