News How Can I Write Math Symbols Like Summation and Integrations?

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To write mathematical symbols like summation, integration, and exponents (e.g., x^2), LaTeX typesetting is recommended. A sticky post in the Tutorials/Science Education forum provides guidance on using LaTeX. Additionally, when composing a thread or using the advanced reply option, there is a button available to assist in creating LaTeX equations, making it easier to format mathematical expressions correctly.
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Would like to learn how to write out certain math symbols such as

-summation from 1 to 100
-integrations
-or just simply things such at x^2

Please point me in the right direction. Or just link me.

Thanks
 
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