Hi,
I'm trying to type <x> in Latex.
any help please ?
Thanks.
Text Formatting ⇒ <x>
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<x>
I'll assume you have tried typing <x> in maths mode
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\documentclass[a4paper,11pt]{article}
\begin{document}
\[\langle x \rangle\]
\end{document}
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<x>
If you acidentally typed <x> in text mode, it would not work in standard font encoding. < and > would not be shown in the outpout. If you add
both symbols will correctly be shown. Just to mention, that using T1 would be a good idea. See perhaps [url=Special LaTeX characters]Special LaTeX characters[/url].
Though math should be typed in math mode of course.
Stefan
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\usepackage[T1]{fontenc}Though math should be typed in math mode of course.
Stefan
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<x>
Hi,
here is the way i did it at first :
but it was too big (I'm talking about < and >, they were more like smaller than and greater than, than the actual thing I wanted).
But it works well the way php1ic advised.
Thanks.
here is the way i did it at first :
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The class of x is denoted by : $<x>$.But it works well the way php1ic advised.
Thanks.