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Is there a way to draw the little black square at the end of proof without using the environment begin{proof}... end{proof}?



I know that one way is like says in this question Solid black box in the proof environment



but I'd like to know if is it possible to place that little black square at determined position, say (7,-8) in coordinate scale for example?



If yes, how do it?






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    Is there a way to draw the little black square at the end of proof without using the environment begin{proof}... end{proof}?



    I know that one way is like says in this question Solid black box in the proof environment



    but I'd like to know if is it possible to place that little black square at determined position, say (7,-8) in coordinate scale for example?



    If yes, how do it?






    amsmath theorems mathtools proof-package






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      Is there a way to draw the little black square at the end of proof without using the environment begin{proof}... end{proof}?



      I know that one way is like says in this question Solid black box in the proof environment



      but I'd like to know if is it possible to place that little black square at determined position, say (7,-8) in coordinate scale for example?



      If yes, how do it?






      amsmath theorems mathtools proof-package






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      Is there a way to draw the little black square at the end of proof without using the environment begin{proof}... end{proof}?



      I know that one way is like says in this question Solid black box in the proof environment



      but I'd like to know if is it possible to place that little black square at determined position, say (7,-8) in coordinate scale for example?



      If yes, how do it?






      amsmath theorems mathtools proof-package




      amsmath theorems mathtools proof-package





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          (you can use any other symbol as QED symbol; to push it to right use hfill)



          documentclass{report}
          
usepackage{showframe,lipsum} % for this example
          
usepackage{amsthm}
          
renewcommand{qedsymbol}{rule{7pt}{7pt}}
          
begin{document}
          
noindenttextit{Proof.} lipsum[1]hfillqedsymbol
          
end{document}




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            Like this?



            enter image description here



            (you can use any other symbol as QED symbol; to push it to right use hfill)



            documentclass{report}
            
usepackage{showframe,lipsum} % for this example
            
usepackage{amsthm}
            
renewcommand{qedsymbol}{rule{7pt}{7pt}}
            
begin{document}
            
noindenttextit{Proof.} lipsum[1]hfillqedsymbol
            
end{document}




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              Like this?



              enter image description here



              (you can use any other symbol as QED symbol; to push it to right use hfill)



              documentclass{report}
              
usepackage{showframe,lipsum} % for this example
              
usepackage{amsthm}
              
renewcommand{qedsymbol}{rule{7pt}{7pt}}
              
begin{document}
              
noindenttextit{Proof.} lipsum[1]hfillqedsymbol
              
end{document}




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                Like this?



                enter image description here



                (you can use any other symbol as QED symbol; to push it to right use hfill)



                documentclass{report}
                
usepackage{showframe,lipsum} % for this example
                
usepackage{amsthm}
                
renewcommand{qedsymbol}{rule{7pt}{7pt}}
                
begin{document}
                
noindenttextit{Proof.} lipsum[1]hfillqedsymbol
                
end{document}




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                Like this?



                enter image description here



                (you can use any other symbol as QED symbol; to push it to right use hfill)



                documentclass{report}
                
usepackage{showframe,lipsum} % for this example
                
usepackage{amsthm}
                
renewcommand{qedsymbol}{rule{7pt}{7pt}}
                
begin{document}
                
noindenttextit{Proof.} lipsum[1]hfillqedsymbol
                
end{document}





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