Hi I want to write an inline equation with some texts like
Amplitude = 0.3 * Max_Amp_Of_Signal
How can I do it with LaTeX?
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Enclose your formula in single $, as follows:
Text text text $ \some \math \commands $ more text text text.
Note that if you use double $$ instead, the formula will appear in it's own line, and the text will continue below.
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1Cant I include text inside math like $ \math some text $– user570593Commented Apr 16, 2012 at 22:50
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5Oh, yes, you can just put text in the equation. Use
\text{YOUR TEXT HERE}so that it looks properly and spaces are reproduced. You might have to include\usepackage{amsmath}in your preamble in order to use this command.– thundersteeleCommented Apr 16, 2012 at 22:56 -
Interesting, didn't know it is deprecated. I always use the
alignenvironment from the amsmath package btw.– thundersteeleCommented Apr 17, 2012 at 1:20 -
Thanks for pointing out the difference between $ and $$,. I did not know about that Commented Feb 7, 2022 at 15:23
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It depends also on how you want your "variables" to appear; if you want them in the normal text font, then
$\textrm{Amplitude} = 0.3 \cdot \textrm{Max\_Amp\_Of\_Signal}$
is sufficient. Notice the \_ to get the underscore, because _ has a special meaning in LaTeX.
