I am about to pull my hair ...

Will I get credit? In seriousness I think that the x - 3 sub, at least if done initially, is a bit more "hopeful".

because of this ...



any hints?

Lol you don't need to pretend to need help for people to do your questions!


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This room in the last year is dead ...

Give it until the end of March/start of April
It'll slowly but surely start to liven up due to the exam season

It is not just that ...
I do not recall this room ever to be that quiet ...

Dfranklin dissapeared a month ago. Something must be going on!


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So is Ghostwalker

Maybe they have gone to stackexchange!


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Lol I don't even know how to Latex at all. Best thing I know is spoilers haha


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Lol I don't even know how to Latex at all. Best thing I know is spoilers haha


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I don't think anyone actually does their problems while latexing. It's done on hand and then transcribed.

I do! It's not so hard once you get used to it. Plus I like having a neat notepad, so I don't scribble on it when I'm doing a question on TSR, I just $\LaTeX$ as I go.

Hmmm. I suppose it depends how difficult the problem is but I refuse to believe some of the leaps in $\LaTeX$ working that I've seen from the likes of @Kummer are all done in the reply box.

'course not. I have an integral I evaluated by Indeterminate that I did via only latex. My solutions to TeeEm's problems are also done in purely Latex. If you see SimonM's post in STEP solutions, those are also Latex-only or whiteboard and latex solutions.

I was procrastinating last night by browsing through some of Indeterminate integrals. Impressive stuff if you're able to think whilst you type like that. I suppose I'd be fine if I were using a LaTeX editor with live preview but certainly the code seems too abstract. My mind isn't strong enough to consider my working as I type.

Hmmm. I suppose it depends how difficult the problem is but I refuse to believe some of the leaps in $\LaTeX$ working that I've seen from the likes of @Kummer are all done in the reply box.

No, he means a solution.

Here's a couple of useful $\LaTeX$tools. I'm sure there are more...

Online $\LaTeX$ Equation editor

Detexify

It has nothing to do with how strong your mind is, with enough practice, you should be able to just strip away the things like \frac{}{} and just focus on the actual maths. Also, when you're doing that. You tend to use more steps in the actual working out. Like I did when I was simplifying the integrand, but then you delete it afterwards because it's just obvious and clutter.