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how do you the html tags for a fraction?
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not the 1/2 or 3/4 or things like that...... how do you do it with formulas? like the formula for the slope (m=y2-y1 all over x2-x1) (i can't do the subscripts here) ..... so my basic problem is the vinculum.... 
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Re: how do you the html tags for a fraction?
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on 2008-11-30 11:11:15 (edited 2008-11-30 11:11:36)
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There's no HTML tag that does this, so one way I thought of is using a table =] You can find that code here: http://textsnip.com/dd0dc9 Here's what the code produces:   AIM: YoungerWand Yahoo: GenericAsianGuy |
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Re: how do you the html tags for a fraction?
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um theres DEF a <sub> tag! and it's not "y squared minus y1"! it's: y2-y1 x2-x1 also, go to this url http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/math/ for further explanation as to how to make fractions in HTML (look at the VERY bottom of that page). |
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Re: how do you the html tags for a fraction?
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on 2008-11-30 14:24:14 |
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Whoopsie-daisy, you can tell my math is rusty xD AIM: YoungerWand Yahoo: GenericAsianGuy |
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Re: how do you the html tags for a fraction?
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thanks ^__^ ... i find it easier to copy and paste the one in texsnip but i'll try my best to understand the one in that other site.....
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