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x2
x3
x2
[tex]\nearrow[/tex]
[tex]\sqrt[]{}8[/tex]
x3
x2
[tex]\nearrow[/tex]
[tex]\sqrt[]{}8[/tex]
For just square root (as opposed to cube root, etc.) you don't need the "[ ]". And the 8, assuming it is supposed to be in the square root goes inside the braces:Gringo123 said:x2
x3
x2
[tex]\nearrow[/tex]
[tex]\sqrt[]{}8[/tex]
A Latex Ref Test is a type of scientific experiment or analysis that involves using Latex, a typesetting system commonly used for creating mathematical and scientific documents, to test a specific hypothesis or research question.
In Latex, "x2" is a notation used to indicate that a certain variable or term is being multiplied by itself, or squared. For example, x2 would be equivalent to x * x.
In Latex, "x3" is a notation used to indicate that a certain variable or term is being multiplied by itself three times, or cubed. For example, x3 would be equivalent to x * x * x.
The symbol "\nearrow" is used in Latex to indicate an upward or diagonal direction. It is often used to show a relationship between variables or to indicate an increasing trend.
The symbol "\sqrt[]{}8" is used in Latex to represent the square root of a number, in this case 8. It is often used in mathematical equations and formulas to indicate the inverse of a squared value.