How do I enter the calculation below in MathJax (Math verison of Latex)? I can enter the Latex with or without the document capabilities, but it's easier with just the Math part of Latex.
First Step:
54 -> (50 + 4)
x7
/hline
Second Step:
50 x 7 = 350
4 x 7 = +28
\hline
+378
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Vertical Addition/Multiplication in MathJax (Math Latex)
MathJax is not LaTeX! It is a JavaScript library to display math in a similar language, but it is not the same. It is not TeX based. And therefore it is mostly off-topic here.
However, maybe you can use
Disclaimer: I've never used MathJax. I've only read some MathJax forums long time ago.
However, maybe you can use
\matrix
or \array
(two examples, where LaTeX would provide an environment instead of a command and so differs from MathJax). See, e.g. https://www.onemathematicalcat.org/Math ... Syntax.htm for more information. You also could use a mixture of HTML and MathJax to do only the math with MathJax and the text and lines with HTML.Disclaimer: I've never used MathJax. I've only read some MathJax forums long time ago.
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Vertical Addition/Multiplication in MathJax (Math Latex)
How would I use array in LaTeX to solve the problem? I've tried to do it on my own before coming here, but it won't work.MjK wrote:MathJax is not LaTeX! It is a JavaScript library to display math in a similar language, but it is not the same. It is not TeX based. And therefore it is mostly off-topic here.
However, maybe you can use\matrix
or\array
(two examples, where LaTeX would provide an environment instead of a command and so differs from MathJax). See, e.g. https://www.onemathematicalcat.org/Math ... Syntax.htm for more information. You also could use a mixture of HTML and MathJax to do only the math with MathJax and the text and lines with HTML.
Disclaimer: I've never used MathJax. I've only read some MathJax forums long time ago.
Where would I go to find the answer?