1. May 12, 2008 #1

   Innuendo

   

   [tex]
   \frac{12.34 - 12.33}{12.33} x 100 = 0.054
   [/tex]

    

   Innuendo, May 12, 2008
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3. May 12, 2008 #2

   Innuendo

   

   [tex]
   \frac{\mid 12.34 - 12\frac{1}{3} \mid}{12\frac{1}{3}} \times 100\% = 0.054\%
   [/tex]

    

   Innuendo, May 12, 2008
4. May 12, 2008 #3

   BryanP

   

   You know you could have just previewed the reply instead of creating an entire post to it
   
   Glad you got it to work though

    

   BryanP, May 12, 2008
5. May 12, 2008 #4

   Innuendo

   

   ohh wow, that works too. thanks.

    

   Innuendo, May 12, 2008
6. May 12, 2008 #5

   mcknia07

   

   This is pretty cool. I always wondered how people did that. I just learned something

    

   mcknia07, May 12, 2008
7. May 12, 2008 #6

   Integral

   

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   And even better yet would be to use the https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=8997" just for testing Latex.

    

   Last edited by a moderator: Apr 23, 2017

   Integral, May 12, 2008

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