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I tried using \ooiint, I want a loop that circles both integrals (two), anyone know?
What's the TeX for a double closed loop integral?
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To create a double closed loop integral in LaTeX, the command \ooiint is suggested, but it may require the wasysym package for proper functionality. Including \usepackage{wasysym} in the document preamble allows access to the \oiint command. An alternative package, esint, offers additional options like \varoiint for similar integrals. For further assistance, users are encouraged to explore resources like "The Comprehensive LaTeX Symbol List." Engaging with the Forum Feedback section may provide additional insights on enabling these commands.
I tried using \ooiint, I want a loop that circles both integrals (two), anyone know?
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cepheid
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flyingpig said:
I don't know if you can do it without including an extra package called wasysym in your LaTeX source file. I did some searching and found that if you put \usepackage{wasysym} in your document preamble, a control sequence called \oiint becomes available. I've attached a pic of what it looks like. Next time try Googling for it yourself. It wasn't too long before I found an online PDF called "The Comprehensive LaTeX Symbol List" with this information in it.
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I am confused with the question it falls under the topic of Rectifier meter,
I feel the peak of the sine input need to be provided to calculate the full scale reading of the meter, 1mA is the resolution of the meter. Any hint to solve this problem?
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