Newton's second law, how to write it?

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LeighV
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Very stupid question, but I am writing out my problem and need this formula;
Newton's second law written as the equation sum of F = m a, with the capital sigma, bold F, equals sign, m and bold a set in italic type.

in typed symbols, so I can copy and paste it into my document. Like √


Hope that makes sense...
Thanks!
 
Shyan said:
\Sigma F=ma
Better - \sum F = ma

This renders as $$\sum F = ma$$
If you use Sigma, the uppercase Greek letter, it renders in the same size as whatever follow it, like so:
$$\Sigma F = ma$$