LaTeX Tutorial #9: Writing Limits, Summations & Integrals | Product Sequences Explained

[@PracticalNinjas]

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[@brentfarwick2182]

No dilly-dallying here. Lots of good stuff in a very short time. Found what I wanted. Keep up the good work.

[@shalinijoshi205]

Thanku so much ❤️. It helped me a lot ☺️.

[@lukeqiao5477]

How to you make the equation numbers 3.1, 3.2, 3.3, etc.? I can't figure out how to do this. When I do the equation command, the equation numbers show as 1, 2, 3, etc. Thanks!

[@Maree3]

Pese a estar en inglés, te entendí super bien. Gracias UwU

[@fanxukong9218]

very good 3q man

[@PracticalNinjas]

Thanks Fanxu Kong

[@orangutanklaus2920]

If you want the 'd' in dx to not be italic, use \mathrm{d} instead

[@PracticalNinjas]

Thanks for sharing the information OrangUtanKlaus :)

[@mikeylejan8849]

What if it is intex?

[@amnaidrees1862]

I want to use it without eq No