I am relatively new to LateX, and am a bit confused with the \begin{equation} command. I use $$...$$ to enter the math mode in a new environment. However, I find that when I combine $$..$$ with \begin{equation}, the equation is not centered. However, for some reason, \begin{equation} seems to work with the ..\ method of writing equations better. Is there any reason for this? Thanks!
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