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5 (square root 3x) + 2x^2 – (3x/2)How to rewrite this equation in LaTeX format

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Answered by aquialaska
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Answer:

We have to write given expression 5\sqrt{3x}+2x^2-\frac{3x}{2} in latex format.

Given expression contain 3 terms.

First term is product of natural no and irrational no with square root.

In Latex for Square root we use this command " \sqrt{}" where 3x is inserted in braces.

First term in latex is written as " 5\sqrt{3x} "

Second term is product of natural no and an exponent

In Latex for Square  (exponent) we use this command " ^{} " where power 2 is inserted in braces.

Second term in latex is written as " 2x^2 "

Third term is a rational no with p & q

In Latex for rational no, we use this command " \frac{}{} " where in 1st braces we insert numerator .i.e., p & in 2nd braces we insert denominattor .i.e.,q .

Third term in latex is written as " \frac{3x}{2} "

Therefore, Whole expression in latex is written as " 5\sqrt{3x}+2x^2-\frac{3x}{2} "

 

Answered by habibaemd
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Please rewrite the following expression using LaTeX formatting:

5 (square root 3x) + 2x^2 – (3x/2)

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