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I search google and different math sites but came with not answer for making an integral big.
How do I do it please?
##\int## is too small sometimes
How do I do it please?
##\int## is too small sometimes
Bachelier said:I search google and different math sites but came with not answer for making an integral big.
How do I do it please?
##\int## is too small sometimes
berkeman said:With Latex:
[tex]\int{x dx}[/tex]
You're using inline math mode there, which makes things small. Use displayed math mode instead and you'll get a larger integral symbol:Bachelier said:I search google and different math sites but came with not answer for making an integral big.
How do I do it please?
##\int## is too small sometimes
[tex]\int dx[/tex]
D H said:You can embiggen delimiters …
Big Int in Latex refers to the concept of representing large integers (numbers without a decimal point) in a typesetting language called Latex. This is particularly useful for mathematical and scientific documents that require precise and professional formatting.
To use Big Int in Latex, you would first need to include the "amsmath" package in your document's preamble. Then, you can use the "\bigint" command followed by the integer you want to represent in curly braces. For example, "\bigint{123456789}" would display the number 123456789 in large font.
Yes, you can customize the appearance of Big Int in Latex by changing the font size, color, and style. You can also use the "\displaystyle" command to make the number appear even larger. Additionally, you can use the "\usepackage{bigints}" command to access more formatting options for Big Int in Latex.
No, Big Int in Latex can also be used to represent decimals, fractions, and even complex numbers. You can use the "amsmath" package and its various commands, such as "\frac" and "\Re" to format these numbers in Latex.
Yes, there are other alternatives to Big Int in Latex, such as the "bigintcalc" package and the "bigintcalc" command. These allow for more advanced calculations and formatting options for large numbers in Latex.