Thus a simple integration problem (such as f(x) = x2) becomes:
One of the things I hope to do more of with this blog is writing about mathematics, and this will help.
Saturday, February 19, 2011
Mathematical symbols available in HTML
This website has a list of mathematical symbols that should work in HTML.
Thus a simple integration problem (such as f(x) = x2) becomes:
∫ x2 dx = x3/3 + constant
One of the things I hope to do more of with this blog is writing about mathematics, and this will help.
Thus a simple integration problem (such as f(x) = x2) becomes:
One of the things I hope to do more of with this blog is writing about mathematics, and this will help.
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I list occasionally on eBay and use fractions. I just updated a listing with the html code and the fractions look much crisper and professional.
Thanks for that link! :-)
FWIW, I'm a recovering Baptist. I went to a Methodist service 4 years ago. It happened to be their Communion Service and when the Methodist Pastor said, "To our visitors, this is not "our" table. This is the Lord's and all are welcome to come and take of it."
Wow! Offering communion to non-members!? For a Baptist like me that was heresy. But the more I thought about it, the more it made sense. That and some other things helped me make the decision to leave 45 yrs of being a Baptist behind me. I became a member of that Methodist Church. I haven't regretted it.
God bless ya!
You are welcome!
Unfortunately, sometimes churches tend to add their own requirements to Christian doctrines, such as what you experienced.
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