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There could be several reasons for this. One common issue is that your code may have errors or typos, which can cause the output to be incorrect. Make sure to carefully check your code for any mistakes. Another possibility is that your document class or package settings are not compatible with the code you are using. Refer to the documentation of the document class or packages for more information.
If your equations are not displaying correctly, double check that you have included all necessary packages and that your syntax is correct. Also, make sure that your document class supports math equations. If the issue persists, you can try using a different LaTeX editor or compiler, as well as updating your packages and software to the latest versions.
First, check that you have included the appropriate packages for figures and tables in your document. Then, ensure that your code for inserting the figures and tables is correct and that the file paths are accurate. If the issue persists, try compiling your document with a different LaTeX compiler or editor.
This could be due to incorrect citation formatting or missing citation keys in your document. Check that you have used the correct citation commands and that the citation keys match the entries in your bibliography file. Additionally, ensure that you have included the necessary packages for bibliographies in your document.
If your text or equations are not aligned properly, make sure that you have used the correct alignment commands (\centering, \flushleft, \flushright) and that you have not accidentally used spaces or tabs to align your content. You can also try using the \hspace{} command to manually adjust the spacing. If the issue persists, check that your document class and packages are compatible with your alignment commands.