LaTex equations

Latex equations enable mathematical notation on pages. These equations will not carry out calculations but are used to represent mathematical relations. Two types of LaTex equations can be used:
block LaTex equations 
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block LaTex equations are the only item on a line
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inline LaTex equations
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you can insert inline LaTex in the middle of text, like the later equation
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How to add a LaTex equationTo insert a LaTex equation, select LaTex equation from the / command menu. Start by typing  /equation anywhere on the page:
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type /eq to insert a LaTex equation
An empty LaTex equation will be added
You can type supported LaTex syntax in the equation editor
If you don't know the LaTex syntax, you can get started quickly by inserting a sample equation 
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use sample LaTex equations to get started quickly
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Set left, right, or middle justification Use the equation block toolbar to change block justification, move the equation block into a column, edit the equation, or delete it.
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click on LaTex equation to access the toolbar
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Insert LaTex equations while typing textYou can insert LaTex equations as you type text. If you type $$ , anything you type afterwards will be considered LaTex syntax. You can end the equation by typing another double dollar. See it in action: 
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Convert text to LaTex equationIf you highlight text, you will see a toolbar with different formatting options. You can click the ﻿Ω
 icon on the toolbar to make the highlighted text interpreted as LaTex: 
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LaTex equation examplesTo calculate the roots of a second-degree polynomial, which is generally in the 
form of:
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ax2+bx+c=0ax^2 + bx + c = 0ax2+bx+c=0
you can use the quadratic formula ﻿x=2a−b±b2−4ac​​
 which will give two roots for the polynomial. 
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