How to type combination (n,C,r) in Microsoft Word?, Mathematics Typing
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 Nov 28 2011, 01:34 AM
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1. Type nCr
2. Highlight 'n', press "Ctrl + Shift + +" or the 'superscript' button (the place with the bold, italic and underline) 3. Highlight 'r', press "Ctrl + =" or 'subscript' |
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Nov 28 2011, 11:00 AM
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You can always type our normally and set your font to cambria + italic xD
Equation ... what I did was I picked the 2nd one (the one with the subscript) then in the place where the "C" goes, I clicked left subscript-superscript. Not exactly the perfect one ... but it works?   |
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