Math & Science

cordeliawl · Post by **cordeliawl** » Thu Nov 12, 2009 3:15 am

I'm trying to format a proof and I'd like to use \align so that all of the equals signs will line up. Unfortuantely my lines have very long fractions so when I do that \align puts the = in the center of the page part of my lines run off the right edge.

Is there some way I can make all of the = signs line up at a point farther to the left so that the lines will fit?

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lalop · Post by **lalop** » Thu Nov 12, 2009 5:34 am

Code, please? My align seems to do it automatically.

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Changing where \align puts aligned items.

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