Month: March 2012

Using Latex in Gmail

Latex Typesetting

To all math enthusiasts who are using Gmail, you can now use latex code to render mathematical expressions/equations in your email. All you have to do is to install the GmailTeX plugin.

Note: The inequality sign in the figure should be \geq instead of \leq.

latex in gmail

GmailTex is available as extension in Google Chrome (the browser I’m using).   It also works in the following browsers: Mozilla Firefox (version 3.6 and later),  Opera, Safari (version 5), and Microsoft Internet Explorer (version 9).

For the details on installation and usage click here or the link above.

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Microsoft Mathematics Tutorial 2 – Performing Basic Computations

Microsoft Mathematics, Software Tutorials

This is the second tutorial in the Microsoft Mathematics Tutorial Series.  In this tutorial, we learn how to perform basic mathematical computation using Microsoft Mathematics.

There are three parts of Microsoft Mathematics used in numeric  computations: the calculator pad (green box) where the command buttons are located, the input box (yellow box) where the commands are typed, and the output boxes where the input, the step by step computations (if applicable), and the output of the computations are displayed. The input text box and the output boxes are located in the Worksheet tab.

Open Microsoft Mathematics to perform the computations below.  » Read more

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Week in Review 3 – March 2012

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A pleasant Sunday to everyone. Before I continue with the list of posts, please be reminded that tomorrow is the deadline of submissions for the 21st edition of the Mathematics and Multimedia Carnival.  Kindly send your post to mathconcepts101@gmail.com. The post day is March 20, 2012.

Now, for those who have time to spare for reading, here are my blog posts for this week.

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