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What doe these Microsoft Equation Symbols mean?
Please view the attached jpg screen capture of these symbols from the
equation editor in Word 2010. I am not sure what these symbols mean. Does anyone know? http://lh5.ggpht.com/_4Fz7Um3aXFY/S6...Wo/Capture.JPG Also, is there a more appropriate place for this question? Thank you |
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What doe these Microsoft Equation Symbols mean?
I don't know about the one on the left, but the one on the right looks like
a square bracket [ followed by an opening parenthesis ( that is [( -- Hope this helps. Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my services on a paid consulting basis. Doug Robbins - Word MVP, originally posted via msnews.microsoft.com "LynchburgRecord" wrote in message ... Please view the attached jpg screen capture of these symbols from the equation editor in Word 2010. I am not sure what these symbols mean. Does anyone know? http://lh5.ggpht.com/_4Fz7Um3aXFY/S6...Wo/Capture.JPG Also, is there a more appropriate place for this question? Thank you |
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What doe these Microsoft Equation Symbols mean?
I don't know about the one on the left, but the one on the right looks like
a square bracket [ followed by an opening parenthesis ( that is [( -- Hope this helps. Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my services on a paid consulting basis. Doug Robbins - Word MVP, originally posted via msnews.microsoft.com "LynchburgRecord" wrote in message ... Please view the attached jpg screen capture of these symbols from the equation editor in Word 2010. I am not sure what these symbols mean. Does anyone know? http://lh5.ggpht.com/_4Fz7Um3aXFY/S6...Wo/Capture.JPG Also, is there a more appropriate place for this question? Thank you |
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What doe these Microsoft Equation Symbols mean?
You should probably ask your calculus teacher.
On Mar 22, 9:22*pm, LynchburgRecord wrote: Please view the attached jpg screen capture of these symbols from the equation editor in Word 2010. *I am not sure what these symbols mean. *Does anyone know? http://lh5.ggpht.com/_4Fz7Um3aXFY/S6...Qs/N3ETjyan4Wo... Also, is there a more appropriate place for this question? Thank you |
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What doe these Microsoft Equation Symbols mean?
You should probably ask your calculus teacher.
On Mar 22, 9:22*pm, LynchburgRecord wrote: Please view the attached jpg screen capture of these symbols from the equation editor in Word 2010. *I am not sure what these symbols mean. *Does anyone know? http://lh5.ggpht.com/_4Fz7Um3aXFY/S6...Qs/N3ETjyan4Wo... Also, is there a more appropriate place for this question? Thank you |
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What doe these Microsoft Equation Symbols mean?
The first symbol is a 'medium shade'. The second symbol is a 'white
lenticular bracket'. What you are seeing is the 'linear input' of an integral. The 'medium shade' indicates that what follows after it, is the integrand. 'lenticular brackets' are used to indicate that the part between the brackets should be considered as one part without the need for showing surrounding brackets. I only have Word 2007, but the following should be similar in Word 2010. Select the little blue arrow on the box surrouding the equation. For the menu, choose "Professional". The resulting display will look like how integrals look according to what they teach you in school. Yves "LynchburgRecord" wrote in message ... Please view the attached jpg screen capture of these symbols from the equation editor in Word 2010. I am not sure what these symbols mean. Does anyone know? http://lh5.ggpht.com/_4Fz7Um3aXFY/S6...Wo/Capture.JPG Also, is there a more appropriate place for this question? Thank you |
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What doe these Microsoft Equation Symbols mean?
The first symbol is a 'medium shade'. The second symbol is a 'white
lenticular bracket'. What you are seeing is the 'linear input' of an integral. The 'medium shade' indicates that what follows after it, is the integrand. 'lenticular brackets' are used to indicate that the part between the brackets should be considered as one part without the need for showing surrounding brackets. I only have Word 2007, but the following should be similar in Word 2010. Select the little blue arrow on the box surrouding the equation. For the menu, choose "Professional". The resulting display will look like how integrals look according to what they teach you in school. Yves "LynchburgRecord" wrote in message ... Please view the attached jpg screen capture of these symbols from the equation editor in Word 2010. I am not sure what these symbols mean. Does anyone know? http://lh5.ggpht.com/_4Fz7Um3aXFY/S6...Wo/Capture.JPG Also, is there a more appropriate place for this question? Thank you |
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