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python variable within an equation. #49

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kwangkim opened this issue Feb 16, 2016 · 1 comment

kwangkim commented Feb 16, 2016

If x1 is the number of variable in python,

[ \lim_{\x \to $x1} f(x)]

does not convert $x1 properly.

Is there any way to show it correctly?

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jefrench commented Jun 12, 2020

I found that you have to add another dollar sign, so define an empty python variable like
nothing=''
then type as
[ \lim_{\x \to $x1 $nothing} f(x)]

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