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Using fraction in case makes small letters
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I have wrote the following in LaTeX:
begin{align}
& tan(Gamma_{4}) =
begin{cases}
frac{x_{T3} - x_{T2}}{y_{T3} - y_{T2}} & text{if} qquad x_{T3}>x_{T2} \ \
frac{x_{T2}-x_{T3}}{y_{T2}-y_{T3}} & text{if} qquad x_{T3} < x_{T2}
end{cases} \
& (T_{2})_{Calc}: ((x_{T2})_{Calc},(y_{T2})_{Calc}) = (x_{T3} - (y_{T3}-y_{L2}) cdot tan(Gamma_{4}),y_{L2})
end{align}
and I obtain the following results:
The thing is that the text inside the fraction becomes very small compared to the other equations.
Is there a way to make them have the same size as the rest?
equations align fractions cases
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I have wrote the following in LaTeX:
begin{align}
& tan(Gamma_{4}) =
begin{cases}
frac{x_{T3} - x_{T2}}{y_{T3} - y_{T2}} & text{if} qquad x_{T3}>x_{T2} \ \
frac{x_{T2}-x_{T3}}{y_{T2}-y_{T3}} & text{if} qquad x_{T3} < x_{T2}
end{cases} \
& (T_{2})_{Calc}: ((x_{T2})_{Calc},(y_{T2})_{Calc}) = (x_{T3} - (y_{T3}-y_{L2}) cdot tan(Gamma_{4}),y_{L2})
end{align}
and I obtain the following results:
The thing is that the text inside the fraction becomes very small compared to the other equations.
Is there a way to make them have the same size as the rest?
equations align fractions cases
2
You can usedfrac
instead offrac
, or thedcases
environment frommathtools
.
– campa
3 mins ago
worked, thank you very much
– Ben
31 secs ago
add a comment |
I have wrote the following in LaTeX:
begin{align}
& tan(Gamma_{4}) =
begin{cases}
frac{x_{T3} - x_{T2}}{y_{T3} - y_{T2}} & text{if} qquad x_{T3}>x_{T2} \ \
frac{x_{T2}-x_{T3}}{y_{T2}-y_{T3}} & text{if} qquad x_{T3} < x_{T2}
end{cases} \
& (T_{2})_{Calc}: ((x_{T2})_{Calc},(y_{T2})_{Calc}) = (x_{T3} - (y_{T3}-y_{L2}) cdot tan(Gamma_{4}),y_{L2})
end{align}
and I obtain the following results:
The thing is that the text inside the fraction becomes very small compared to the other equations.
Is there a way to make them have the same size as the rest?
equations align fractions cases
I have wrote the following in LaTeX:
begin{align}
& tan(Gamma_{4}) =
begin{cases}
frac{x_{T3} - x_{T2}}{y_{T3} - y_{T2}} & text{if} qquad x_{T3}>x_{T2} \ \
frac{x_{T2}-x_{T3}}{y_{T2}-y_{T3}} & text{if} qquad x_{T3} < x_{T2}
end{cases} \
& (T_{2})_{Calc}: ((x_{T2})_{Calc},(y_{T2})_{Calc}) = (x_{T3} - (y_{T3}-y_{L2}) cdot tan(Gamma_{4}),y_{L2})
end{align}
and I obtain the following results:
The thing is that the text inside the fraction becomes very small compared to the other equations.
Is there a way to make them have the same size as the rest?
equations align fractions cases
equations align fractions cases
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You can usedfrac
instead offrac
, or thedcases
environment frommathtools
.
– campa
3 mins ago
worked, thank you very much
– Ben
31 secs ago
add a comment |
2
You can usedfrac
instead offrac
, or thedcases
environment frommathtools
.
– campa
3 mins ago
worked, thank you very much
– Ben
31 secs ago
2
2
You can use
dfrac
instead of frac
, or the dcases
environment from mathtools
.– campa
3 mins ago
You can use
dfrac
instead of frac
, or the dcases
environment from mathtools
.– campa
3 mins ago
worked, thank you very much
– Ben
31 secs ago
worked, thank you very much
– Ben
31 secs ago
add a comment |
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You can use
dfrac
instead offrac
, or thedcases
environment frommathtools
.– campa
3 mins ago
worked, thank you very much
– Ben
31 secs ago