To position images on the right in LaTeX slides without using the "figure" environment, users can utilize the beamer package. The discussion clarifies that understanding the term "slide" is crucial, as it relates to the specific context of LaTeX presentations. Participants suggest using commands like \includegraphics within a minipage or adjusting alignment settings. The conversation emphasizes the importance of proper syntax and layout control in achieving the desired image placement. Ultimately, effective image positioning in LaTeX slides can enhance presentation aesthetics.
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Is there any way I can tell LaTeX to place an image on the right of a slide *without* using the "figure" environment?
As you can see from the image here, when I graph the 2d graph of y = 5sin(1/x), it comes out like I'd expect. However, when I graph it in a 3d graph, it doesn't look right at all. Can someone tell me why it isn't displaying right, or is it and I'm just missing something when I add the z axis?