LaTeX Why can't I view eqns even after using the tags in latex ?

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Users are experiencing issues viewing equations formatted in LaTeX despite following the provided guidelines. The equations are displayed as plain text rather than rendered properly. To resolve this, it is necessary to use double hash marks (##) or double dollar signs ($$) before and after the equations. For example, using ##\xi## or $$\xi$$ will render the equation correctly. Proper formatting is essential for viewing equations as intended.
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Summary: Unable to view equations in proper format

Hi
I am unable to view equations in proper format even after using latex tags shown in help.
For example :
\xi = x - vt
is shown as typed
Again
\frac {\partial x} {\partial y} =
is shown as typed

Please help

TIA
 
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You have to write ## or $$ before and after equations. So \xi appears as \xi. But ##\xi## appears as ##\xi## and $$\xi$$ appears as $$\xi$$
 
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