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Hello thanks to you all for the help.I got the + sign to move down closer to the the \hline by using a \parbox. Thank you once again.

Yes the code worked great. Is there anyway to make the \hline move up a little closer to the + sign and the bottom fractions? If not that is ok because the code here is great. Thank you.

shadgrind wrote:I would use a table, like this:

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\begin{tabular}{cc}
  {} & $\frac{a}{t}$\\[4pt]
   + & $\frac{a}{t}$\\[4pt]
  \hline
\end{tabular}

Thank you for the help. I will give this code a try. Thank you all.

I solved it by playing around with my code. Just had to add a few spaces.

Hi,

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For me it's not clear what you try to achieve. If the + shall be left, use it at the beginning of the expression. And it's not clear if you mean vertical or horizontal centering. Perhaps attach a hand drawing of that expression here, and we show you how to code that ...

Hello, I am new to the forums and to latex. I am trying to do something like I created below

$\stackrel{ \;\;\;\frac{a}{t}}{\stackrel{+\frac{a}{t}}{ \line(1,0){50}}}

What I am trying to do is place the + sign to the left and just have the fraction centered. Thank you and please let me know if this ...