Math & ScienceEquation Alignment

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wise_pawan
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Equation Alignment

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By default when we write equation, it comes centered. How to align those equation in the left side?

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Ijon Tichy
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Equation Alignment

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Depending on the class or packages you are using, you could try option fleqn. See the manuals for more information or show a Infominimal working example.
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wise_pawan
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Equation Alignment

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fleqn worked with the use of \usepackage{nccmath} but the space between equation and equation number is large. How to reduce those gaps?
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Sorry, cannot help, if you ignore my links.
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wise_pawan
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Equation Alignment

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Thanks for the help
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