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tabasco
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I'm trying to align several equations in latex. One of them is too long to fit in one line however, and I want to align that one in a way, where corresponding terms (in parentheses) are aligned - in addition to the alignment of the equal signs. This is what I want:
#######y1 = a*x + b*z
y2 = K*y1 = a*(x1 + x2) + b*(z1 + z2)
y3 = K*y2 = a*(x1 + x2) + b*(c*(z1 + z2)
#############################+ d*(z1 – z2))
The ### are placeholders so I could get the alignment right in this post.
Is there any way of doing this properly? Without \quad and the likes... ?
By inserting additional alignment tags only in the last equation?
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#######y1 = a*x + b*z
y2 = K*y1 = a*(x1 + x2) + b*(z1 + z2)
y3 = K*y2 = a*(x1 + x2) + b*(c*(z1 + z2)
#############################+ d*(z1 – z2))
The ### are placeholders so I could get the alignment right in this post.
Is there any way of doing this properly? Without \quad and the likes... ?
By inserting additional alignment tags only in the last equation?
- T
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