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How to align my equation to left?
How to left align the element when usig begin align, not the whole equation?Aligning equations with left and right commentLeft align 3 different equationsHow to add comments in align environmentLeft align three columns in LatexAlign math to the leftProblem to left align within a splitAlign a running list of expressions to the leftLeft aligning a align* with spacing?How can I align this equation in the center?
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I want to display four equations which have different length. I want they align left like this.
But my code give this
The following are my code:
$$beginaligned p(a) &=p(a) p(a rightarrow a)+p(b) p(b rightarrow a)+p(c) p(c rightarrow a)+p(d) p(d rightarrow a) \
&=scriptstyle frac12 frac23+frac14 frac13+frac13+frac13=frac12
endaligned$$
$$beginaligned p(b) &=p(a) p(a rightarrow b)+p(b) p(b rightarrow b)+p(c) p(c rightarrow b) \
&=scriptstylefrac12 frac16+frac14 frac12+frac13 frac13=frac14 endaligned$$
$$beginaligned p(c) &=p(a) p(a rightarrow c)+p(b) p(b rightarrow c)+p(c) p(c rightarrow c)+p(d) p(d rightarrow c) \
&=scriptstylefrac12 frac112+frac14 frac16+frac18 0+frac18=frac18 endaligned$$
$$beginaligned p(d) &=p(a) p(a rightarrow d)+p(c) p(c rightarrow d)+p(d) p(d rightarrow d) \
&=scriptstylefrac12 frac112+frac18 frac13+frac18 frac13=frac13 endaligned$$
Can anyone tell me what I can do?
math-mode align
edited Mar 22 at 8:44
JouleV
11.4k22561
asked Mar 22 at 8:39
cholechole
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add a comment |
8
I want to display four equations which have different length. I want they align left like this.
But my code give this
The following are my code:
$$beginaligned p(a) &=p(a) p(a rightarrow a)+p(b) p(b rightarrow a)+p(c) p(c rightarrow a)+p(d) p(d rightarrow a) \
&=scriptstyle frac12 frac23+frac14 frac13+frac13+frac13=frac12
endaligned$$
$$beginaligned p(b) &=p(a) p(a rightarrow b)+p(b) p(b rightarrow b)+p(c) p(c rightarrow b) \
&=scriptstylefrac12 frac16+frac14 frac12+frac13 frac13=frac14 endaligned$$
$$beginaligned p(c) &=p(a) p(a rightarrow c)+p(b) p(b rightarrow c)+p(c) p(c rightarrow c)+p(d) p(d rightarrow c) \
&=scriptstylefrac12 frac112+frac14 frac16+frac18 0+frac18=frac18 endaligned$$
$$beginaligned p(d) &=p(a) p(a rightarrow d)+p(c) p(c rightarrow d)+p(d) p(d rightarrow d) \
&=scriptstylefrac12 frac112+frac18 frac13+frac18 frac13=frac13 endaligned$$
Can anyone tell me what I can do?
math-mode align
edited Mar 22 at 8:44
JouleV
11.4k22561
asked Mar 22 at 8:39
cholechole
411
never use$$in latex, use[and then thefleqnoption will left align equations.
– David Carlisle
Mar 22 at 8:45
add a comment |
8
8
8
I want to display four equations which have different length. I want they align left like this.
But my code give this
The following are my code:
$$beginaligned p(a) &=p(a) p(a rightarrow a)+p(b) p(b rightarrow a)+p(c) p(c rightarrow a)+p(d) p(d rightarrow a) \
&=scriptstyle frac12 frac23+frac14 frac13+frac13+frac13=frac12
endaligned$$
$$beginaligned p(b) &=p(a) p(a rightarrow b)+p(b) p(b rightarrow b)+p(c) p(c rightarrow b) \
&=scriptstylefrac12 frac16+frac14 frac12+frac13 frac13=frac14 endaligned$$
$$beginaligned p(c) &=p(a) p(a rightarrow c)+p(b) p(b rightarrow c)+p(c) p(c rightarrow c)+p(d) p(d rightarrow c) \
&=scriptstylefrac12 frac112+frac14 frac16+frac18 0+frac18=frac18 endaligned$$
$$beginaligned p(d) &=p(a) p(a rightarrow d)+p(c) p(c rightarrow d)+p(d) p(d rightarrow d) \
&=scriptstylefrac12 frac112+frac18 frac13+frac18 frac13=frac13 endaligned$$
Can anyone tell me what I can do?
math-mode align
edited Mar 22 at 8:44
JouleV
11.4k22561
asked Mar 22 at 8:39
cholechole
411
I want to display four equations which have different length. I want they align left like this.
But my code give this
The following are my code:
$$beginaligned p(a) &=p(a) p(a rightarrow a)+p(b) p(b rightarrow a)+p(c) p(c rightarrow a)+p(d) p(d rightarrow a) \
&=scriptstyle frac12 frac23+frac14 frac13+frac13+frac13=frac12
endaligned$$
$$beginaligned p(b) &=p(a) p(a rightarrow b)+p(b) p(b rightarrow b)+p(c) p(c rightarrow b) \
&=scriptstylefrac12 frac16+frac14 frac12+frac13 frac13=frac14 endaligned$$
$$beginaligned p(c) &=p(a) p(a rightarrow c)+p(b) p(b rightarrow c)+p(c) p(c rightarrow c)+p(d) p(d rightarrow c) \
&=scriptstylefrac12 frac112+frac14 frac16+frac18 0+frac18=frac18 endaligned$$
$$beginaligned p(d) &=p(a) p(a rightarrow d)+p(c) p(c rightarrow d)+p(d) p(d rightarrow d) \
&=scriptstylefrac12 frac112+frac18 frac13+frac18 frac13=frac13 endaligned$$
Can anyone tell me what I can do?
math-mode align
math-mode align
edited Mar 22 at 8:44
JouleV
11.4k22561
asked Mar 22 at 8:39
cholechole
411
edited Mar 22 at 8:44
JouleV
11.4k22561
asked Mar 22 at 8:39
cholechole
411
edited Mar 22 at 8:44
JouleV
11.4k22561
edited Mar 22 at 8:44
JouleV
11.4k22561
edited Mar 22 at 8:44
JouleV
11.4k22561
11.4k22561
asked Mar 22 at 8:39
cholechole
411
asked Mar 22 at 8:39
cholechole
411
asked Mar 22 at 8:39
cholechole
411
411
never use$$in latex, use[and then thefleqnoption will left align equations.
– David Carlisle
Mar 22 at 8:45
add a comment |
never use$$in latex, use[and then thefleqnoption will left align equations.
– David Carlisle
Mar 22 at 8:45
never use
$$ in latex, use [ and then the fleqn option will left align equations.– David Carlisle
Mar 22 at 8:45
never use
$$ in latex, use [ and then the fleqn option will left align equations.– David Carlisle
Mar 22 at 8:45
add a comment |
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Here is a proposal
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
begindocument
beginalign*
p(a)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow a)+p(b) p(b rightarrow a)+p(c) p(c rightarrow a)+p(d) p(d rightarrow a)\
&;=scriptstyle frac12 frac23+frac14 frac13+frac13+frac13=frac12\
p(b)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow b)+p(b) p(b rightarrow b)+p(c) p(c rightarrow b)\
&;=scriptstylefrac12 frac16+frac14 frac12+frac13 frac13=frac14\
p(c)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow c)+p(b) p(b rightarrow c)+p(c) p(c rightarrow c)+p(d) p(d rightarrow c)\
&;=scriptstylefrac12 frac112+frac14 frac16+frac18 0+frac18=frac18\
p(d)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow d)+p(c) p(c rightarrow d)+p(d) p(d rightarrow d)\
&;=scriptstylefrac12 frac112+frac18 frac13+frac18 frac13=frac13
endalign*
enddocument
Why do you use scriptstyle? It is very hard to read the fractions! Use tfrac instead!
You should remove ; in the &;={scriptstyle... lines to align the =s. I prefer that way.
I strongly recommend this one
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
begindocument
beginalign*
p(a)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow a)+p(b) p(b rightarrow a)+p(c) p(c rightarrow a)+p(d) p(d rightarrow a)\
&=tfrac12 tfrac23+tfrac14 tfrac13+tfrac13+tfrac13=tfrac12\
p(b)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow b)+p(b) p(b rightarrow b)+p(c) p(c rightarrow b)\
&=tfrac12 tfrac16+tfrac14 tfrac12+tfrac13 tfrac13=tfrac14\
p(c)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow c)+p(b) p(b rightarrow c)+p(c) p(c rightarrow c)+p(d) p(d rightarrow c)\
&=tfrac12 tfrac112+tfrac14 tfrac16+tfrac18 0+tfrac18=tfrac18\
p(d)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow d)+p(c) p(c rightarrow d)+p(d) p(d rightarrow d)\
&=tfrac12 tfrac112+tfrac18 tfrac13+tfrac18 tfrac13=tfrac13
endalign*
enddocument
answered Mar 22 at 8:49
JouleVJouleV
11.4k22561
Thank you very much. I use 'scriptstyle' because I want the second line of the equation to be small.
– chole
Mar 22 at 8:55
1
@chole Then you should usetfracinstead ofscriptstylefrac.
– JouleV
Mar 22 at 8:58
2
+1 for recommendingtfracin place ofscriptstylefrac.
– Mico
Mar 22 at 9:00
@chole If my answer helps you, please mark your question as resolved by clicking the checkmark on the left of my answer.
– JouleV
Mar 22 at 9:02
1
+1 yes as I commented under the question the direct answer why there was no left alignment was due to using$$but If I had answered I would also have suggestedalign*rather than[beginaligned:-)
– David Carlisle
Mar 22 at 9:08
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I propose this layout, using the fleqn environment and, as in my opinion, medium sized fractions will look best, I also use the medmath and mfrac commands, each from nccmath:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath, nccmath
begindocument
beginfleqn
beginalign*
p(a)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow a)+p(b) p(b rightarrow a)+p(c) p(c rightarrow a)+p(d) p(d rightarrow a)\
&quad= medmathfrac12cdot frac23+frac14cdot frac13+frac13+frac13=mfrac12 \[1ex]
p(b)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow b)+p(b) p(b rightarrow b)+p(c) p(c rightarrow b)\
&quad= medmathfrac12cdot frac16+frac14cdot frac12+frac13cdot frac13=mfrac14 \[1ex]
p(c)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow c)+p(b) p(b rightarrow c)+p(c) p(c rightarrow c)+p(d) p(d rightarrow c)\
&quad= medmathfrac12cdot frac112+frac14cdot frac16+frac18,0 + frac18=mfrac18 \[1ex]
p(d)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow d)+p(c) p(c rightarrow d)+p(d) p(d rightarrow d)\
&quad= medmathfrac12cdot frac112+frac18cdot frac13+frac18cdot frac13=mfrac13
endalign*
endfleqn
enddocument
answered Mar 22 at 10:12
BernardBernard
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Here is a proposal
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
begindocument
beginalign*
p(a)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow a)+p(b) p(b rightarrow a)+p(c) p(c rightarrow a)+p(d) p(d rightarrow a)\
&;=scriptstyle frac12 frac23+frac14 frac13+frac13+frac13=frac12\
p(b)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow b)+p(b) p(b rightarrow b)+p(c) p(c rightarrow b)\
&;=scriptstylefrac12 frac16+frac14 frac12+frac13 frac13=frac14\
p(c)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow c)+p(b) p(b rightarrow c)+p(c) p(c rightarrow c)+p(d) p(d rightarrow c)\
&;=scriptstylefrac12 frac112+frac14 frac16+frac18 0+frac18=frac18\
p(d)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow d)+p(c) p(c rightarrow d)+p(d) p(d rightarrow d)\
&;=scriptstylefrac12 frac112+frac18 frac13+frac18 frac13=frac13
endalign*
enddocument
Why do you use scriptstyle? It is very hard to read the fractions! Use tfrac instead!
You should remove ; in the &;={scriptstyle... lines to align the =s. I prefer that way.
I strongly recommend this one
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
begindocument
beginalign*
p(a)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow a)+p(b) p(b rightarrow a)+p(c) p(c rightarrow a)+p(d) p(d rightarrow a)\
&=tfrac12 tfrac23+tfrac14 tfrac13+tfrac13+tfrac13=tfrac12\
p(b)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow b)+p(b) p(b rightarrow b)+p(c) p(c rightarrow b)\
&=tfrac12 tfrac16+tfrac14 tfrac12+tfrac13 tfrac13=tfrac14\
p(c)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow c)+p(b) p(b rightarrow c)+p(c) p(c rightarrow c)+p(d) p(d rightarrow c)\
&=tfrac12 tfrac112+tfrac14 tfrac16+tfrac18 0+tfrac18=tfrac18\
p(d)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow d)+p(c) p(c rightarrow d)+p(d) p(d rightarrow d)\
&=tfrac12 tfrac112+tfrac18 tfrac13+tfrac18 tfrac13=tfrac13
endalign*
enddocument
answered Mar 22 at 8:49
JouleVJouleV
11.4k22561
Thank you very much. I use 'scriptstyle' because I want the second line of the equation to be small.
– chole
Mar 22 at 8:55
1
@chole Then you should usetfracinstead ofscriptstylefrac.
– JouleV
Mar 22 at 8:58
2
+1 for recommendingtfracin place ofscriptstylefrac.
– Mico
Mar 22 at 9:00
@chole If my answer helps you, please mark your question as resolved by clicking the checkmark on the left of my answer.
– JouleV
Mar 22 at 9:02
1
+1 yes as I commented under the question the direct answer why there was no left alignment was due to using$$but If I had answered I would also have suggestedalign*rather than[beginaligned:-)
– David Carlisle
Mar 22 at 9:08
|
show 1 more comment
7
Here is a proposal
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
begindocument
beginalign*
p(a)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow a)+p(b) p(b rightarrow a)+p(c) p(c rightarrow a)+p(d) p(d rightarrow a)\
&;=scriptstyle frac12 frac23+frac14 frac13+frac13+frac13=frac12\
p(b)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow b)+p(b) p(b rightarrow b)+p(c) p(c rightarrow b)\
&;=scriptstylefrac12 frac16+frac14 frac12+frac13 frac13=frac14\
p(c)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow c)+p(b) p(b rightarrow c)+p(c) p(c rightarrow c)+p(d) p(d rightarrow c)\
&;=scriptstylefrac12 frac112+frac14 frac16+frac18 0+frac18=frac18\
p(d)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow d)+p(c) p(c rightarrow d)+p(d) p(d rightarrow d)\
&;=scriptstylefrac12 frac112+frac18 frac13+frac18 frac13=frac13
endalign*
enddocument
Why do you use scriptstyle? It is very hard to read the fractions! Use tfrac instead!
You should remove ; in the &;={scriptstyle... lines to align the =s. I prefer that way.
I strongly recommend this one
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
begindocument
beginalign*
p(a)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow a)+p(b) p(b rightarrow a)+p(c) p(c rightarrow a)+p(d) p(d rightarrow a)\
&=tfrac12 tfrac23+tfrac14 tfrac13+tfrac13+tfrac13=tfrac12\
p(b)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow b)+p(b) p(b rightarrow b)+p(c) p(c rightarrow b)\
&=tfrac12 tfrac16+tfrac14 tfrac12+tfrac13 tfrac13=tfrac14\
p(c)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow c)+p(b) p(b rightarrow c)+p(c) p(c rightarrow c)+p(d) p(d rightarrow c)\
&=tfrac12 tfrac112+tfrac14 tfrac16+tfrac18 0+tfrac18=tfrac18\
p(d)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow d)+p(c) p(c rightarrow d)+p(d) p(d rightarrow d)\
&=tfrac12 tfrac112+tfrac18 tfrac13+tfrac18 tfrac13=tfrac13
endalign*
enddocument
answered Mar 22 at 8:49
JouleVJouleV
11.4k22561
Thank you very much. I use 'scriptstyle' because I want the second line of the equation to be small.
– chole
Mar 22 at 8:55
1
@chole Then you should usetfracinstead ofscriptstylefrac.
– JouleV
Mar 22 at 8:58
2
+1 for recommendingtfracin place ofscriptstylefrac.
– Mico
Mar 22 at 9:00
@chole If my answer helps you, please mark your question as resolved by clicking the checkmark on the left of my answer.
– JouleV
Mar 22 at 9:02
1
+1 yes as I commented under the question the direct answer why there was no left alignment was due to using$$but If I had answered I would also have suggestedalign*rather than[beginaligned:-)
– David Carlisle
Mar 22 at 9:08
|
show 1 more comment
7
7
7
Here is a proposal
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
begindocument
beginalign*
p(a)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow a)+p(b) p(b rightarrow a)+p(c) p(c rightarrow a)+p(d) p(d rightarrow a)\
&;=scriptstyle frac12 frac23+frac14 frac13+frac13+frac13=frac12\
p(b)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow b)+p(b) p(b rightarrow b)+p(c) p(c rightarrow b)\
&;=scriptstylefrac12 frac16+frac14 frac12+frac13 frac13=frac14\
p(c)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow c)+p(b) p(b rightarrow c)+p(c) p(c rightarrow c)+p(d) p(d rightarrow c)\
&;=scriptstylefrac12 frac112+frac14 frac16+frac18 0+frac18=frac18\
p(d)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow d)+p(c) p(c rightarrow d)+p(d) p(d rightarrow d)\
&;=scriptstylefrac12 frac112+frac18 frac13+frac18 frac13=frac13
endalign*
enddocument
Why do you use scriptstyle? It is very hard to read the fractions! Use tfrac instead!
You should remove ; in the &;={scriptstyle... lines to align the =s. I prefer that way.
I strongly recommend this one
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
begindocument
beginalign*
p(a)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow a)+p(b) p(b rightarrow a)+p(c) p(c rightarrow a)+p(d) p(d rightarrow a)\
&=tfrac12 tfrac23+tfrac14 tfrac13+tfrac13+tfrac13=tfrac12\
p(b)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow b)+p(b) p(b rightarrow b)+p(c) p(c rightarrow b)\
&=tfrac12 tfrac16+tfrac14 tfrac12+tfrac13 tfrac13=tfrac14\
p(c)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow c)+p(b) p(b rightarrow c)+p(c) p(c rightarrow c)+p(d) p(d rightarrow c)\
&=tfrac12 tfrac112+tfrac14 tfrac16+tfrac18 0+tfrac18=tfrac18\
p(d)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow d)+p(c) p(c rightarrow d)+p(d) p(d rightarrow d)\
&=tfrac12 tfrac112+tfrac18 tfrac13+tfrac18 tfrac13=tfrac13
endalign*
enddocument
answered Mar 22 at 8:49
JouleVJouleV
11.4k22561
Here is a proposal
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
begindocument
beginalign*
p(a)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow a)+p(b) p(b rightarrow a)+p(c) p(c rightarrow a)+p(d) p(d rightarrow a)\
&;=scriptstyle frac12 frac23+frac14 frac13+frac13+frac13=frac12\
p(b)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow b)+p(b) p(b rightarrow b)+p(c) p(c rightarrow b)\
&;=scriptstylefrac12 frac16+frac14 frac12+frac13 frac13=frac14\
p(c)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow c)+p(b) p(b rightarrow c)+p(c) p(c rightarrow c)+p(d) p(d rightarrow c)\
&;=scriptstylefrac12 frac112+frac14 frac16+frac18 0+frac18=frac18\
p(d)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow d)+p(c) p(c rightarrow d)+p(d) p(d rightarrow d)\
&;=scriptstylefrac12 frac112+frac18 frac13+frac18 frac13=frac13
endalign*
enddocument
Why do you use scriptstyle? It is very hard to read the fractions! Use tfrac instead!
You should remove ; in the &;={scriptstyle... lines to align the =s. I prefer that way.
I strongly recommend this one
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
begindocument
beginalign*
p(a)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow a)+p(b) p(b rightarrow a)+p(c) p(c rightarrow a)+p(d) p(d rightarrow a)\
&=tfrac12 tfrac23+tfrac14 tfrac13+tfrac13+tfrac13=tfrac12\
p(b)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow b)+p(b) p(b rightarrow b)+p(c) p(c rightarrow b)\
&=tfrac12 tfrac16+tfrac14 tfrac12+tfrac13 tfrac13=tfrac14\
p(c)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow c)+p(b) p(b rightarrow c)+p(c) p(c rightarrow c)+p(d) p(d rightarrow c)\
&=tfrac12 tfrac112+tfrac14 tfrac16+tfrac18 0+tfrac18=tfrac18\
p(d)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow d)+p(c) p(c rightarrow d)+p(d) p(d rightarrow d)\
&=tfrac12 tfrac112+tfrac18 tfrac13+tfrac18 tfrac13=tfrac13
endalign*
enddocument
answered Mar 22 at 8:49
JouleVJouleV
11.4k22561
edited Mar 22 at 8:59
answered Mar 22 at 8:49
JouleVJouleV
11.4k22561
answered Mar 22 at 8:49
JouleVJouleV
11.4k22561
answered Mar 22 at 8:49
JouleVJouleV
11.4k22561
11.4k22561
Thank you very much. I use 'scriptstyle' because I want the second line of the equation to be small.
– chole
Mar 22 at 8:55
1
@chole Then you should usetfracinstead ofscriptstylefrac.
– JouleV
Mar 22 at 8:58
2
+1 for recommendingtfracin place ofscriptstylefrac.
– Mico
Mar 22 at 9:00
@chole If my answer helps you, please mark your question as resolved by clicking the checkmark on the left of my answer.
– JouleV
Mar 22 at 9:02
1
+1 yes as I commented under the question the direct answer why there was no left alignment was due to using$$but If I had answered I would also have suggestedalign*rather than[beginaligned:-)
– David Carlisle
Mar 22 at 9:08
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Thank you very much. I use 'scriptstyle' because I want the second line of the equation to be small.
– chole
Mar 22 at 8:55
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@chole Then you should usetfracinstead ofscriptstylefrac.
– JouleV
Mar 22 at 8:58
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+1 for recommendingtfracin place ofscriptstylefrac.
– Mico
Mar 22 at 9:00
@chole If my answer helps you, please mark your question as resolved by clicking the checkmark on the left of my answer.
– JouleV
Mar 22 at 9:02
1
+1 yes as I commented under the question the direct answer why there was no left alignment was due to using$$but If I had answered I would also have suggestedalign*rather than[beginaligned:-)
– David Carlisle
Mar 22 at 9:08
Thank you very much. I use 'scriptstyle' because I want the second line of the equation to be small.
– chole
Mar 22 at 8:55
Thank you very much. I use 'scriptstyle' because I want the second line of the equation to be small.
– chole
Mar 22 at 8:55
1
1
@chole Then you should use
tfrac instead of scriptstylefrac.– JouleV
Mar 22 at 8:58
@chole Then you should use
tfrac instead of scriptstylefrac.– JouleV
Mar 22 at 8:58
2
2
+1 for recommending
tfrac in place of scriptstylefrac.– Mico
Mar 22 at 9:00
+1 for recommending
tfrac in place of scriptstylefrac.– Mico
Mar 22 at 9:00
@chole If my answer helps you, please mark your question as resolved by clicking the checkmark on the left of my answer.
– JouleV
Mar 22 at 9:02
@chole If my answer helps you, please mark your question as resolved by clicking the checkmark on the left of my answer.
– JouleV
Mar 22 at 9:02
1
1
+1 yes as I commented under the question the direct answer why there was no left alignment was due to using
$$ but If I had answered I would also have suggested align* rather than [beginaligned :-)– David Carlisle
Mar 22 at 9:08
+1 yes as I commented under the question the direct answer why there was no left alignment was due to using
$$ but If I had answered I would also have suggested align* rather than [beginaligned :-)– David Carlisle
Mar 22 at 9:08
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I propose this layout, using the fleqn environment and, as in my opinion, medium sized fractions will look best, I also use the medmath and mfrac commands, each from nccmath:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath, nccmath
begindocument
beginfleqn
beginalign*
p(a)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow a)+p(b) p(b rightarrow a)+p(c) p(c rightarrow a)+p(d) p(d rightarrow a)\
&quad= medmathfrac12cdot frac23+frac14cdot frac13+frac13+frac13=mfrac12 \[1ex]
p(b)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow b)+p(b) p(b rightarrow b)+p(c) p(c rightarrow b)\
&quad= medmathfrac12cdot frac16+frac14cdot frac12+frac13cdot frac13=mfrac14 \[1ex]
p(c)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow c)+p(b) p(b rightarrow c)+p(c) p(c rightarrow c)+p(d) p(d rightarrow c)\
&quad= medmathfrac12cdot frac112+frac14cdot frac16+frac18,0 + frac18=mfrac18 \[1ex]
p(d)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow d)+p(c) p(c rightarrow d)+p(d) p(d rightarrow d)\
&quad= medmathfrac12cdot frac112+frac18cdot frac13+frac18cdot frac13=mfrac13
endalign*
endfleqn
enddocument
answered Mar 22 at 10:12
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I propose this layout, using the fleqn environment and, as in my opinion, medium sized fractions will look best, I also use the medmath and mfrac commands, each from nccmath:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath, nccmath
begindocument
beginfleqn
beginalign*
p(a)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow a)+p(b) p(b rightarrow a)+p(c) p(c rightarrow a)+p(d) p(d rightarrow a)\
&quad= medmathfrac12cdot frac23+frac14cdot frac13+frac13+frac13=mfrac12 \[1ex]
p(b)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow b)+p(b) p(b rightarrow b)+p(c) p(c rightarrow b)\
&quad= medmathfrac12cdot frac16+frac14cdot frac12+frac13cdot frac13=mfrac14 \[1ex]
p(c)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow c)+p(b) p(b rightarrow c)+p(c) p(c rightarrow c)+p(d) p(d rightarrow c)\
&quad= medmathfrac12cdot frac112+frac14cdot frac16+frac18,0 + frac18=mfrac18 \[1ex]
p(d)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow d)+p(c) p(c rightarrow d)+p(d) p(d rightarrow d)\
&quad= medmathfrac12cdot frac112+frac18cdot frac13+frac18cdot frac13=mfrac13
endalign*
endfleqn
enddocument
answered Mar 22 at 10:12
BernardBernard
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I propose this layout, using the fleqn environment and, as in my opinion, medium sized fractions will look best, I also use the medmath and mfrac commands, each from nccmath:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath, nccmath
begindocument
beginfleqn
beginalign*
p(a)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow a)+p(b) p(b rightarrow a)+p(c) p(c rightarrow a)+p(d) p(d rightarrow a)\
&quad= medmathfrac12cdot frac23+frac14cdot frac13+frac13+frac13=mfrac12 \[1ex]
p(b)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow b)+p(b) p(b rightarrow b)+p(c) p(c rightarrow b)\
&quad= medmathfrac12cdot frac16+frac14cdot frac12+frac13cdot frac13=mfrac14 \[1ex]
p(c)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow c)+p(b) p(b rightarrow c)+p(c) p(c rightarrow c)+p(d) p(d rightarrow c)\
&quad= medmathfrac12cdot frac112+frac14cdot frac16+frac18,0 + frac18=mfrac18 \[1ex]
p(d)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow d)+p(c) p(c rightarrow d)+p(d) p(d rightarrow d)\
&quad= medmathfrac12cdot frac112+frac18cdot frac13+frac18cdot frac13=mfrac13
endalign*
endfleqn
enddocument
answered Mar 22 at 10:12
BernardBernard
175k778208
I propose this layout, using the fleqn environment and, as in my opinion, medium sized fractions will look best, I also use the medmath and mfrac commands, each from nccmath:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath, nccmath
begindocument
beginfleqn
beginalign*
p(a)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow a)+p(b) p(b rightarrow a)+p(c) p(c rightarrow a)+p(d) p(d rightarrow a)\
&quad= medmathfrac12cdot frac23+frac14cdot frac13+frac13+frac13=mfrac12 \[1ex]
p(b)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow b)+p(b) p(b rightarrow b)+p(c) p(c rightarrow b)\
&quad= medmathfrac12cdot frac16+frac14cdot frac12+frac13cdot frac13=mfrac14 \[1ex]
p(c)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow c)+p(b) p(b rightarrow c)+p(c) p(c rightarrow c)+p(d) p(d rightarrow c)\
&quad= medmathfrac12cdot frac112+frac14cdot frac16+frac18,0 + frac18=mfrac18 \[1ex]
p(d)&=p(a) p(a rightarrow d)+p(c) p(c rightarrow d)+p(d) p(d rightarrow d)\
&quad= medmathfrac12cdot frac112+frac18cdot frac13+frac18cdot frac13=mfrac13
endalign*
endfleqn
enddocument
answered Mar 22 at 10:12
BernardBernard
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edited Mar 22 at 10:50
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