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latex: write several systems of linear equations in one line
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How to write several systems of linear equations in one line with automatic transfer?
begin{multline*}
begin{split}
begin{cases}
- x + 8y = -15\
4x -4y = 32\
end{cases}
end{split}
end{multline*}
%
begin{multline*}
begin{split}
begin{cases}
y = cfrac{x-15}{8}\
4x -4y = 32\
end{cases}
end{split}
end{multline*}
%
begin{multline*}
begin{split}
begin{cases}
y = cfrac{x-15}{8}\
4x -4(cfrac{x-15}{8}) = 32\
end{cases}
end{split}
end{multline*}
%
begin{multline*}
begin{split}
begin{cases}
y = cfrac{x-15}{8}\
7x = 49\
end{cases}
end{split}
end{multline*}
%
begin{multline*}
begin{split}
begin{cases}
y = -1\
x = 7\
end{cases}
end{split}
end{multline*}
%
I want to write down several systems of linear equations so that they go from left to right, top to bottom (an example of solving a system of linear equations), and not one under the other (by default).
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How to write several systems of linear equations in one line with automatic transfer?
begin{multline*}
begin{split}
begin{cases}
- x + 8y = -15\
4x -4y = 32\
end{cases}
end{split}
end{multline*}
%
begin{multline*}
begin{split}
begin{cases}
y = cfrac{x-15}{8}\
4x -4y = 32\
end{cases}
end{split}
end{multline*}
%
begin{multline*}
begin{split}
begin{cases}
y = cfrac{x-15}{8}\
4x -4(cfrac{x-15}{8}) = 32\
end{cases}
end{split}
end{multline*}
%
begin{multline*}
begin{split}
begin{cases}
y = cfrac{x-15}{8}\
7x = 49\
end{cases}
end{split}
end{multline*}
%
begin{multline*}
begin{split}
begin{cases}
y = -1\
x = 7\
end{cases}
end{split}
end{multline*}
%
I want to write down several systems of linear equations so that they go from left to right, top to bottom (an example of solving a system of linear equations), and not one under the other (by default).
equations pdftex
migrated from stackoverflow.com 5 mins ago
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How to write several systems of linear equations in one line with automatic transfer?
begin{multline*}
begin{split}
begin{cases}
- x + 8y = -15\
4x -4y = 32\
end{cases}
end{split}
end{multline*}
%
begin{multline*}
begin{split}
begin{cases}
y = cfrac{x-15}{8}\
4x -4y = 32\
end{cases}
end{split}
end{multline*}
%
begin{multline*}
begin{split}
begin{cases}
y = cfrac{x-15}{8}\
4x -4(cfrac{x-15}{8}) = 32\
end{cases}
end{split}
end{multline*}
%
begin{multline*}
begin{split}
begin{cases}
y = cfrac{x-15}{8}\
7x = 49\
end{cases}
end{split}
end{multline*}
%
begin{multline*}
begin{split}
begin{cases}
y = -1\
x = 7\
end{cases}
end{split}
end{multline*}
%
I want to write down several systems of linear equations so that they go from left to right, top to bottom (an example of solving a system of linear equations), and not one under the other (by default).
equations pdftex
How to write several systems of linear equations in one line with automatic transfer?
begin{multline*}
begin{split}
begin{cases}
- x + 8y = -15\
4x -4y = 32\
end{cases}
end{split}
end{multline*}
%
begin{multline*}
begin{split}
begin{cases}
y = cfrac{x-15}{8}\
4x -4y = 32\
end{cases}
end{split}
end{multline*}
%
begin{multline*}
begin{split}
begin{cases}
y = cfrac{x-15}{8}\
4x -4(cfrac{x-15}{8}) = 32\
end{cases}
end{split}
end{multline*}
%
begin{multline*}
begin{split}
begin{cases}
y = cfrac{x-15}{8}\
7x = 49\
end{cases}
end{split}
end{multline*}
%
begin{multline*}
begin{split}
begin{cases}
y = -1\
x = 7\
end{cases}
end{split}
end{multline*}
%
I want to write down several systems of linear equations so that they go from left to right, top to bottom (an example of solving a system of linear equations), and not one under the other (by default).
equations pdftex
equations pdftex
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Zhihar
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Try to use it:
left {
begin{tabular}{ccc}
- x + 8y = -15
4x -4y = 32
end{tabular}
Rightarrow
left {
begin{tabular}{ccc}
- x + 8y = -15
4x -4y = 32
end{tabular}
Resource here.
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Try to use it:
left {
begin{tabular}{ccc}
- x + 8y = -15
4x -4y = 32
end{tabular}
Rightarrow
left {
begin{tabular}{ccc}
- x + 8y = -15
4x -4y = 32
end{tabular}
Resource here.
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Try to use it:
left {
begin{tabular}{ccc}
- x + 8y = -15
4x -4y = 32
end{tabular}
Rightarrow
left {
begin{tabular}{ccc}
- x + 8y = -15
4x -4y = 32
end{tabular}
Resource here.
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Try to use it:
left {
begin{tabular}{ccc}
- x + 8y = -15
4x -4y = 32
end{tabular}
Rightarrow
left {
begin{tabular}{ccc}
- x + 8y = -15
4x -4y = 32
end{tabular}
Resource here.
Try to use it:
left {
begin{tabular}{ccc}
- x + 8y = -15
4x -4y = 32
end{tabular}
Rightarrow
left {
begin{tabular}{ccc}
- x + 8y = -15
4x -4y = 32
end{tabular}
Resource here.
answered 18 hours ago
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