[LON-CAPA-users] inline quotients using <m></m>

[Jay Sullivan]

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Is there some trick to making nice looking inline equations that involve
quotients?

For example:

1) <m>\[\frac{1}{3}\]</m>    looks nice on the screen

2) <m>\(\frac{1}{3}\)</m>    includes brackets around the result (shows on
the screen as "[1/3]")


Thanks,
Jay

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Is there some trick to making nice looking inline equations that involve quotients?<br><br>For example:<br><br>1) &lt;m&gt;\[\frac{1}{3}\]&lt;/m&gt;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; looks nice on the screen<br><br>2) &lt;m&gt;\(\frac{1}{3}\)&lt;/m&gt;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; includes brackets around the result (shows on the screen as &quot;[1/3]&quot;)
<br><br><br>Thanks,<br>Jay<br>

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