Use amsmath x in text
Probably an easy one but I fail to figure out what the x that amsmath produces in equations is called so I can't figure out how to use it in text. I want to do something like this:
begin{equation}
some equation that uses x_1
end{equation}
where x$_{text{1}}$ = something
I figured out how to do the subscripts in text but when I run the program, the x from the equation part looks vastly different than the x in text. Any clues?
Thanks!
symbols amsmath
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Probably an easy one but I fail to figure out what the x that amsmath produces in equations is called so I can't figure out how to use it in text. I want to do something like this:
begin{equation}
some equation that uses x_1
end{equation}
where x$_{text{1}}$ = something
I figured out how to do the subscripts in text but when I run the program, the x from the equation part looks vastly different than the x in text. Any clues?
Thanks!
symbols amsmath
asked 3 mins ago
RolfRolf
61
Use$x_1$for inline math.textis used to put normal text in math formula.
– CarLaTeX
1 min ago
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Probably an easy one but I fail to figure out what the x that amsmath produces in equations is called so I can't figure out how to use it in text. I want to do something like this:
begin{equation}
some equation that uses x_1
end{equation}
where x$_{text{1}}$ = something
I figured out how to do the subscripts in text but when I run the program, the x from the equation part looks vastly different than the x in text. Any clues?
Thanks!
symbols amsmath
asked 3 mins ago
RolfRolf
61
Probably an easy one but I fail to figure out what the x that amsmath produces in equations is called so I can't figure out how to use it in text. I want to do something like this:
begin{equation}
some equation that uses x_1
end{equation}
where x$_{text{1}}$ = something
I figured out how to do the subscripts in text but when I run the program, the x from the equation part looks vastly different than the x in text. Any clues?
Thanks!
symbols amsmath
symbols amsmath
asked 3 mins ago
RolfRolf
61
asked 3 mins ago
RolfRolf
61
asked 3 mins ago
RolfRolf
61
asked 3 mins ago
RolfRolf
61
asked 3 mins ago
RolfRolf
61
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Use$x_1$for inline math.textis used to put normal text in math formula.
– CarLaTeX
1 min ago
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Use$x_1$for inline math.textis used to put normal text in math formula.
– CarLaTeX
1 min ago
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$x_1$ for inline math. text is used to put normal text in math formula.– CarLaTeX
1 min ago
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$x_1$ for inline math. text is used to put normal text in math formula.– CarLaTeX
1 min ago
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$x_1$for inline math.textis used to put normal text in math formula.– CarLaTeX
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