How Do You Neatly Format Equations in Forum Posts?

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Equations can be formatted neatly in forum posts using LaTeX enabled through MathJax. Users can input numbers, exponents, and symbols in a more visually appealing way instead of writing them out in plain text. A helpful resource is a specific thread that provides guidance on using LaTeX for this purpose. Utilizing the search function can also assist in finding additional tips and examples. Proper formatting enhances clarity and presentation in discussions involving mathematical content.
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Hello guys,

I still getting used to these Forums, and I've seen people post responses with "neater" equations. Is there a way to enter in numbers, exponents and other symbols neatly instead of having to write them out.

ex. sqrt(9)=3

Thanks
 
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