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AkkawiRS
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Multi-line right brace

Hey guys, I'm writing a 3-line equation and need a brace to join them all on the right side. I know I can use "\begin{cases}" but that gives me a brace on the left side. What do you propose?

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Take a look at the empheq package from the mh bundle.

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What's wrong with this?
\begin{equation}   f(x) = \left\{   \begin{array}     1 & x > 0 \\     0 & x = 0 \\     -1 & x < 0   \end{array}   \right.\end{equation}

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kaiserkarl13 wrote:What's wrong with this?
\begin{equation}   f(x) = \left\{   \begin{array}     1 & x > 0 \\     0 & x = 0 \\     -1 & x < 0   \end{array}   \right.\end{equation}

It still has a brace on the left side. And the OP wants a brace at the right side. Furthermore it is unclear if the OP wants that brace beside equations which are numbered separately.
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I don't think he wants to number them, if what he writes is correct. (I'm taking the fact that he states he could use the {cases} environment into consideration.) He could do it this way:

\left.\begin{aligned}Equation 1 \\Equation 2 \\Equation 3\end{aligned}\right\rbrace

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\begin{equation}   f(x) = \left\{   \begin{array}{cc}     1 & x > 0 \\     0 & x = 0 \\     -1 & x < 0   \end{array}   \right.\end{equation}