(UPDATED) LaTeX Tutorial 2 - Common Mathematical Notation

In this updated tutorial, I show you how to type common mathematical notation using LaTeX. To follow along with this tutorial I recommend using one of the following:
(1) Overleaf: www.overleaf.com/?r=b4398ca7&...
(2) TexMaker: www.xm1math.net/texmaker/
Warning! If you decide to install TexMaker, make sure you install MacTeX/MikTeX BEFORE installing TexMaker, or you will have a problem.
Topics in this tutorial include:
01:00 Creating and saving a new file
03:30 Superscripts
08:35 Subscripts
12:20 Greek letters
14:20 Trig functions
18:40 Logarithmic functions
20:30 Square roots
24:15 Fractions
Downloadable .tex file: www.dropbox.com/sh/lbrcoezrm7...
Learn more at www.michellekrummel.com/tutor....
Happy coding!

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[@MichelleKrummel]

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[@MichelleKrummel]

You're welcome!

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[@rodrigolustosa1167]

The new videos' format is great! I would like to know... is it possible to change how the math functions are displayed? For example, change the writing of tangent of x from "tan x" to "tg x". I ask it because in Portuguese the translation of "sine" (for example) is "seno" and we usually write "sen x" rather than "sin x".

[@MichelleKrummel]

Yes, I think the solution is outlined here: tex.stackexchange.com/questions/289949/defining-tg-so-it-behaves-exactly-like-sin-and-cos/289951

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thank you so much can you show us how to make to columns text in the article using latex

[@hlogoma]

Do you know of any documentation as to the notation of Lah Numbers using Latex? I have had no luck using google that has any returns from a query that includes Latex. I have found the \lfoot and foot brackets as an alternate method for Lah Numbers but I am not sure if this has been accepted?

[@joseantoniobarreranunez9949]

Good morning Michele! I am creating my second document (common mathematical notation- second video) by using my keyboard as well as the mouse (I work with a mac). Would you please tell me how to properly use the following símbolo: {, { }, }, $, $$? It's being a little nightmare going forward, backward, forward and backward again and again! My fingers are going crazy. Some little advice, please as soon as you can. Thank you in advance.

[@joseantoniobarreranunez9949]

Good evening Michell. Please do not consider my last comment. Now I think I can use properly curly and square brackets, as well as $ symbol. Next time, when I have a doubt, I'll try to find the solution myself (I mean reasonable doubts)

[@palakmaitra01]

Will you please show how to create a matrix by Latex?

[@maximumpunkt3861]

For some reason, I cannot use the inverse trig commands I always get an error called Package inputencError...does someone know how I can fix that

[@LavanyaVaishnavi]

Could not start the command. pdflatex -synctex=1 -interaction=nonstopmode %.tex how to debug this?

[@mathsonline759]

How can one put subscript and superscript to the left of a letter?

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Thanku mam .

[@amanpatel3841]

I'm wondering how to wrap my text into editor itself...because whenever it exceeds the viewing area it goes to the next line. Also wrap text checkbox is checked into my editor setting, but still it's not working. If anyone can help me into that...

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Ma'am i didn't get that when did you added pagestyle{empty}??

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[@palashdew]

my document font size is not changing , please help

[@NIMAIKRISHNABEC]

Great tutorial mam, understood everything but can you tell how to do cases like x is 1 if -----

[@MichelleKrummel]

Do you mean piecewise functions? $f(x)=\begin{cases} x, & x

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Google is your best friend for these specific questions (StackExchange specifically)! Last year I wrote a summer report in LaTeX without prior experience in it just by googling and figuring out the parts I needed. Now I'm following this series to get a better understanding of how it works.

[@MichelleKrummel]

@@flynnxd8229 Agreed! The Stack Exchange is phenomenal.

[@mikkotourunen]

I tried to put capital alpha too $$\Alpha$$. With that it gives error message "! Undefined control sequence.$$\Alpha"

[@nokulovaify]

Hi! Some uppercase Greek letters look like Latin ones, so they are not provided by LaTeX (e.g. uppercase Alpha and Beta are just "A" and "B", respectively). So just text A in math mode :).

[@032ithaseeb9]

amsmath package worked for me.

[@callum7859]

The correct package was amsmath. Found out after trial and error.

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14.26

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Anyone Gargi ?