How can I post a thread? I'm new.

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I am new and I don't know how to post a thread. Or ask a question.:confused:
 
In each sub-forum, just below the directory information, for example, "Forum=>Free Math Help=>Arithmetic", at the top left, is the button labeled "+Post New Thread".
 
Megz said:
I am new and I don't know how to post a thread. Or ask a question.:confused:
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There seems to be an extra step involved in getting to the help boards if you are using an ipad. Are you? The same problem may arise with a Mac as well. If you are using any Apple product, please let us know.
 
Hi !

I'm new and I would like to know how to use Latex formulas (I see MathJax around here, and I wonder if I must use dollar symbol ...)

$\frac{x+2}{y-z^2}$

(x+2)/(y-z^2)

In Preview Post doesn't work ...
I submit the post.

:D

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Doesn't work either in the submitted post.
Is Latex involved somehow for users ?
Thanks !

Bye !
 
julianms said:
Hi !

I'm new and I would like to know how to use Latex formulas (I see MathJax around here, and I wonder if I must use dollar symbol ...)

$\frac{x+2}{y-z^2}$

(x+2)/(y-z^2)

In Preview Post doesn't work ...
I submit the post.

:D

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Doesn't work either in the submitted post.
Is Latex involved somehow for users ?
Thanks !

Bye !
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On this forum use [ t e x ] and [ \ t e x ] without the spaces:
\(\displaystyle \frac{x+2}{y-z^2}\)
 
HallsofIvy said:
On this forum use [ t e x ] and [ \ t e x ] without the spaces:
\(\displaystyle \frac{x+2}{y-z^2}\)
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Thanks a lot !

Personally I use this BBCode for work with images, like this :
gif.latex


... but generally I prefer MathJax (better alignment between surrounding text ... \(\displaystyle \frac{x+2}{y-z^2}\) ...)

Thanks ! :)

PS. I believe a scaled Math formulas to 120% (automatically), is a better solution (this is only an opinion :) )
 
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