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You are preparing a document in Microsoft Word 2010. The document is explaining the concept of mathematical series. You have inserted the following equation to the document: Now you want to save…
A user can use unicode character codes and Math AutoCorrect entries to replace text with symbols and math equations. Microsoft Word 2010 provides built-in support for writing and editing equations. Word automatically converts equations into a professionally formatted one…
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A user can use unicode character codes and Math AutoCorrect entries to replace text with symbols and math equations. Microsoft Word 2010 provides built-in support for writing and editing equations. Word automatically converts equations into a professionally formatted one whenever a user types an equation. Take the following steps to add an equation to the list of frequently used equations: 1.Select the equation that you want to add in the list of equations. 2.Under Equation Tools, click on the Design tab. 3.In the Tools group, click the Equation drop-down list. Click Save Selection to Equation Gallery. 4.The Create New Building Block dialog box appears. Type a name for the equation. In the Gallery list, click Equations. Select any other option you need to apply.
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