Mathematica Improve Your Latex Mathematical Writing: Practice Your Skills Now!

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The discussion focuses on practicing LaTeX for mathematical writing, specifically addressing issues with indexing square roots, creating complex fractions, and formatting exponents as fractions. Participants provide guidance on proper LaTeX syntax, emphasizing the importance of using the "preview post" feature to check code accuracy. Examples of correct LaTeX formatting are shared, such as using \sqrt[\frac{8}{5}]{24} and \sqrt{\frac{8^2}{3}} to illustrate proper structure. The thread also redirects users to a more appropriate forum for extensive LaTeX practice.
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Practice your LATEX skills!

This is a thread spacifically for practicing Latex mathematical writing.
 
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\sqrt{8^2/3}

I need help with putting an index on my sqrt, writing complex fractions, and exponents which are fractions (as i tried to put up there "8 to the 2/3-rds power) Thank you for the help...
 
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1.You're in the wrong forum.This has nothing to do with LaTex.
2.I've given u the link to the thread in the General Physics forum where u can practice typewriting LaTex as much as u want,though i would advise u to use the "preview post" option to see whether the code u typed is correct.
3.Click on this image:
\sqrt[\frac{8}{5}]{24}+\frac{5}{\frac{7}{3}}+7^{\frac{9}{55}}

Daniel.
 
\sqrt{8^2/3} : \sqrt{8^2/3}

Even better :

\sqrt{\frac{8^2}{3}} : \sqrt{\frac{8^2}{3}}
 

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