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To write limits in LaTeX, use the command \lim_{a\to b} for standard display. For inline expressions, enclose the limit in [tex] and [/tex] tags or use double dollar signs: $$\lim_{a\to b}$$. To achieve a larger inline limit, apply the \displaystyle tag: ##\displaystyle \lim_{a\to b}##. This method is also applicable for integrals and sums. Proper formatting enhances the clarity of mathematical expressions in LaTeX.
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How to write limit like this in latex

limit2.png


Instead of this

limit3.png
 
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I think that's the default latex appearance for in-line expression of limit. If you want the upper one, put your limit expression between [tеx] and [/tex],
Code:
[tex]\lim_{a\to b}[/tex]
To do the same task, you can also sandwich it within a pair of $$,
Code:
$$\lim_{a\to b}$$
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askor said:
How to write limit like this in latex

limit2.png


Instead of this

limit3.png
If you want it inline, you can use the \displaystyle tag:
##\displaystyle \lim_{a\to b}##
Also works also for integrals and sums.
 
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