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Equation references

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	= Equation references =		== Equation references ==
	A reference must be given for the sources of any equations using the <nowiki><ref></ref></nowiki> tag.		A reference must be given for the sources of any equations using the <nowiki><ref></ref></nowiki> tag.

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Equation references

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	=== Equation references ===		= Equation references =
	A reference must be given for the sources of any equations using the <nowiki><ref></ref></nowiki> tag.		A reference must be given for the sources of any equations using the <nowiki><ref></ref></nowiki> tag.

2024-12-21T19:01:52Z

Equation references

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	=== Equation references ===		=== Equation references ===
	A reference must be given for the sources of any equations using the <~~nowoki~~><ref></ref></nowiki> tag.		A reference must be given for the sources of any equations using the <nowiki><ref></ref></nowiki> tag.

2024-12-21T19:00:59Z

Labeling equations

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			=== Equation references ===
			A reference must be given for the sources of any equations using the <nowoki><ref></ref></nowiki> tag.

2023-11-29T19:25:29Z

Undo revision 676 by Bgolden (talk)

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	The visual editor ("'''Edit'''" tab upper right) has a relatively simple equation editor that can be accessed by '''Insert->More->Math Formula'''. However, more complex equations such as those involving matrix algebra will be more successfully marked up using tools such as MS Word or LyX, and copied/pasted.		The visual editor ("'''Edit'''" tab upper right) has a relatively simple equation editor that can be accessed by '''Insert->More->Math Formula'''. However, more complex equations such as those involving matrix algebra will be more successfully marked up using tools such as MS Word or LyX, and copied/pasted.

	~~Test equation:~~

	= <nowiki><Math></math></nowiki> tags =		= <nowiki><Math></math></nowiki> tags =

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	The visual editor ("'''Edit'''" tab upper right) has a relatively simple equation editor that can be accessed by '''Insert->More->Math Formula'''. However, more complex equations such as those involving matrix algebra will be more successfully marked up using tools such as MS Word or LyX, and copied/pasted.		The visual editor ("'''Edit'''" tab upper right) has a relatively simple equation editor that can be accessed by '''Insert->More->Math Formula'''. However, more complex equations such as those involving matrix algebra will be more successfully marked up using tools such as MS Word or LyX, and copied/pasted.

			Test equation:

	= <nowiki><Math></math></nowiki> tags =		= <nowiki><Math></math></nowiki> tags =

2023-09-19T04:27:50Z

Labeling equations

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	=Labeling equations=		=Labeling equations=
	Equations should be numbered and labeled in italics. A stand alone description of the equation should be given.<br>		Equations should be numbered and labeled in italics. A stand-alone description of the equation should be given.<br>

	''Equation 1. Age-adjusted weaning weight.''		''Equation 1. Age-adjusted weaning weight.''

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Labeling equations

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	=Labeling equations=		=Labeling equations=
	Equations should be numbered and labeled in italics.<br>		Equations should be numbered and labeled in italics. A stand alone description of the equation should be given.<br>

	''Equation 1. Age-adjusted weaning weight.''		''Equation 1. Age-adjusted weaning weight.''

2023-09-19T04:24:05Z

Inline equations

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	==Inline ~~equations~~==		==Inline math==
	Equations can be rendered in a line of text simply by beginning the part of the sentence with the equation with <nowiki><math></nowiki> and ending the equation part with <nowiki></math></nowiki>. For example, <blockquote>Let <math>A_t</math> be the age at weighing in days; let <math>W_t</math> be the weight in kilograms; let <math>W_B</math> be the recorded birth weight or a breed standard, </blockquote>was rendered by adding the following to the page in the '''Edit source''' editor,		Equations can be rendered in a line of text simply by beginning the part of the sentence with the equation with <nowiki><math></nowiki> and ending the equation part with <nowiki></math></nowiki>. For example, <blockquote>Let <math>A_t</math> be the age at weighing in days; let <math>W_t</math> be the weight in kilograms; let <math>W_B</math> be the recorded birth weight or a breed standard, </blockquote>was rendered by adding the following to the page in the '''Edit source''' editor,
	<pre>		<pre>

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	Many modern equation editors, including MS Word, will convert equations to LaTex, and this conversion can be copied/pasted into the wiki page using the source editor ('''Edit source''' tab upper right). Here is a link to a video showing how to [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szEGHayWLtw convert equations in MS Word to LaTex].		Many modern equation editors, including MS Word, will convert equations to LaTex, and this conversion can be copied/pasted into the wiki page using the source editor ('''Edit source''' tab upper right). Here is a link to a video showing how to [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szEGHayWLtw convert equations in MS Word to LaTex].

	Alternatively, authors can create LaTeX equation markup in the free LaTex editor [https://www.lyx.org/ LyX]. The equation markup can then be copied/pasted into a wiki page using the source editor ("'''Edit source'''" tab upper right).		Alternatively, authors can create LaTeX equation markup in the free LaTex editor [https://www.lyx.org/ LyX]. The equation markup can then be copied/pasted into a wiki page using the source editor ('''Edit source''' tab upper right).

	For LibreOffice users there are LaTex "addons". Search for "LibreOffice LaTex addons" for options.		For LibreOffice users there are LaTex "addons". Search for "LibreOffice LaTex addons" for options.