# How can I rotate a large part of the page?

I'm trying to "hide" and answer by rotating it 180 degrees.

Using \rotatebox works fine if I have a short answer:

\rotatebox{180}{The answer is $\pi$}


However, if I want to put a $$...$$ or maybe rotate a whole paragraph I get errors:

\rotatebox{180}{
$$\sin^2+\cos^2 = 1$$


} gives: ERROR: Missing \$ inserted.

while

\rotatebox{180}{a

b

c
}


gives: ERROR: Paragraph ended before \Grot@box@std was complete.

Is there a better command to be using? or a way to make \rotatebox work for these cases?

PS. I tried using the turn environment of rotating, but while it compiled, it didn't give the desired outcome.

PPS. I tried using the packages listed in this question....to no avail.

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You could use a \vbox (or a \parbox or a minipage) to box the equation:

\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{graphicx,amsmath}
\begin{document}

\noindent\rotatebox{180}{\vbox{%
$$\sin^2+\cos^2 = 1$$}%
}

\end{document}


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You can use the adjustbox package for this:

\begin{adjustbox}{minibox=\textwidth,angle=180}
% ...