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Problem:
Placing text under rightarrow without using solutions such as underbrace.
Minimal Working Example (MWE)
documentclassarticle
begindocument
noindent textitx = 2 $Rightarrow$ 2 $cdot$ 2 $underbraceRightarrow_text2 = textitx$ textitx $cdot$ textitx = 2 $cdot$ 2 $Rightarrow$ $textitx^2$ = 4 $hash$
enddocument
Desired output
I would like to basically just remove the underbrace and keep the text either under or above the arrow.
Current output
math-mode arrows subscripts braces underbrace
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Problem:
Placing text under rightarrow without using solutions such as underbrace.
Minimal Working Example (MWE)
documentclassarticle
begindocument
noindent textitx = 2 $Rightarrow$ 2 $cdot$ 2 $underbraceRightarrow_text2 = textitx$ textitx $cdot$ textitx = 2 $cdot$ 2 $Rightarrow$ $textitx^2$ = 4 $hash$
enddocument
Desired output
I would like to basically just remove the underbrace and keep the text either under or above the arrow.
Current output
math-mode arrows subscripts braces underbrace
asked Jul 4 at 10:23
kexxcreamkexxcream
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First of start by writing this as proper math, you should not be usingtextitxbut$x$and don't go in and out of math. Secondly, writing on top of sayRightarrowis not recommended in writing, it works fine on a black board, but should not be used in typeset texts.
– daleif
Jul 4 at 10:31
@daleif Thanks for the recommendations, what do you propose to use instead of rightarrow? Also, if I wish the x to be in italic, how should it be written?
– kexxcream
Jul 4 at 10:34
add a comment |
Problem:
Placing text under rightarrow without using solutions such as underbrace.
Minimal Working Example (MWE)
documentclassarticle
begindocument
noindent textitx = 2 $Rightarrow$ 2 $cdot$ 2 $underbraceRightarrow_text2 = textitx$ textitx $cdot$ textitx = 2 $cdot$ 2 $Rightarrow$ $textitx^2$ = 4 $hash$
enddocument
Desired output
I would like to basically just remove the underbrace and keep the text either under or above the arrow.
Current output
math-mode arrows subscripts braces underbrace
asked Jul 4 at 10:23
kexxcreamkexxcream
8472 gold badges13 silver badges30 bronze badges
Problem:
Placing text under rightarrow without using solutions such as underbrace.
Minimal Working Example (MWE)
documentclassarticle
begindocument
noindent textitx = 2 $Rightarrow$ 2 $cdot$ 2 $underbraceRightarrow_text2 = textitx$ textitx $cdot$ textitx = 2 $cdot$ 2 $Rightarrow$ $textitx^2$ = 4 $hash$
enddocument
Desired output
I would like to basically just remove the underbrace and keep the text either under or above the arrow.
Current output
math-mode arrows subscripts braces underbrace
math-mode arrows subscripts braces underbrace
asked Jul 4 at 10:23
kexxcreamkexxcream
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asked Jul 4 at 10:23
kexxcreamkexxcream
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asked Jul 4 at 10:23
kexxcreamkexxcream
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asked Jul 4 at 10:23
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asked Jul 4 at 10:23
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First of start by writing this as proper math, you should not be usingtextitxbut$x$and don't go in and out of math. Secondly, writing on top of sayRightarrowis not recommended in writing, it works fine on a black board, but should not be used in typeset texts.
– daleif
Jul 4 at 10:31
@daleif Thanks for the recommendations, what do you propose to use instead of rightarrow? Also, if I wish the x to be in italic, how should it be written?
– kexxcream
Jul 4 at 10:34
add a comment |
First of start by writing this as proper math, you should not be usingtextitxbut$x$and don't go in and out of math. Secondly, writing on top of sayRightarrowis not recommended in writing, it works fine on a black board, but should not be used in typeset texts.
– daleif
Jul 4 at 10:31
@daleif Thanks for the recommendations, what do you propose to use instead of rightarrow? Also, if I wish the x to be in italic, how should it be written?
– kexxcream
Jul 4 at 10:34
First of start by writing this as proper math, you should not be using
textitx but $x$ and don't go in and out of math. Secondly, writing on top of say Rightarrow is not recommended in writing, it works fine on a black board, but should not be used in typeset texts.– daleif
Jul 4 at 10:31
First of start by writing this as proper math, you should not be using
textitx but $x$ and don't go in and out of math. Secondly, writing on top of say Rightarrow is not recommended in writing, it works fine on a black board, but should not be used in typeset texts.– daleif
Jul 4 at 10:31
@daleif Thanks for the recommendations, what do you propose to use instead of rightarrow? Also, if I wish the x to be in italic, how should it be written?
– kexxcream
Jul 4 at 10:34
@daleif Thanks for the recommendations, what do you propose to use instead of rightarrow? Also, if I wish the x to be in italic, how should it be written?
– kexxcream
Jul 4 at 10:34
add a comment |
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You could use xRightarrow. I also recommend writing everything in math mode.
documentclassarticle
usepackagemathtools
begindocument
noindent$x = 2 quadRightarrowquad 2cdot2quad
xRightarrow[2=x]quad x cdot x = 2 cdot 2quad Rightarrowquad
x^2 = 4$
noindent or
noindent$x = 2 ;Rightarrow; 2cdot2;
xRightarrow[2=x]; x cdot x = 2 cdot 2; Rightarrow;
x^2 = 4$
enddocument
answered Jul 4 at 10:31
marmotmarmot
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Thanks - how do I get the text above the arrow?
– kexxcream
Jul 4 at 10:40
1
@kexxcream WithxRightarrow2=x.
– marmot
Jul 4 at 10:41
3
To whoever downvoted that: maybe you should look at the time stamp of the answer before downvoting....
– marmot
Jul 4 at 16:03
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Using overset or underset you can obtain also your desidered output. With Rightarrow command, you will have:
documentclass[a4paper,12pt]article
usepackageamsmath,amssymb
begindocument
[x = 2 Rightarrow 2 cdot 2 underset2=xRightarrow x cdot x = 2 cdot 2 Rightarrow x^2 = 4]
[x = 2 Rightarrow 2 cdot 2 overset2=xRightarrow x cdot x = 2 cdot 2 Rightarrow x^2 = 4]
enddocument
Using implies command instead of Rightarrow:
documentclass[a4paper,12pt]article
usepackageamsmath,amssymb
begindocument
[x = 2 implies 2 cdot 2 underset2=ximplies x cdot x = 2 cdot 2 implies x^2 = 4]
[x = 2 implies 2 cdot 2 overset2=ximplies x cdot x = 2 cdot 2 implies x^2 = 4]
enddocument
Using, instead, stackengine package of @Steven B. Segletes, there are similar options as stackon and stackunder:
documentclass[12pt]article
usepackageamsmath,amssymb
usepackagestackengine
stackMath
begindocument
[x = 2 implies 2 cdot 2 stackonimpliesscriptstyle 2=x x cdot x = 2 cdot 2 implies x^2 = 4]
[x = 2 implies 2 cdot 2 stackunderimpliesscriptstyle 2=x x cdot x = 2 cdot 2 implies x^2 = 4]
enddocument
answered Jul 4 at 11:33
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You could use xRightarrow. I also recommend writing everything in math mode.
documentclassarticle
usepackagemathtools
begindocument
noindent$x = 2 quadRightarrowquad 2cdot2quad
xRightarrow[2=x]quad x cdot x = 2 cdot 2quad Rightarrowquad
x^2 = 4$
noindent or
noindent$x = 2 ;Rightarrow; 2cdot2;
xRightarrow[2=x]; x cdot x = 2 cdot 2; Rightarrow;
x^2 = 4$
enddocument
answered Jul 4 at 10:31
marmotmarmot
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Thanks - how do I get the text above the arrow?
– kexxcream
Jul 4 at 10:40
1
@kexxcream WithxRightarrow2=x.
– marmot
Jul 4 at 10:41
3
To whoever downvoted that: maybe you should look at the time stamp of the answer before downvoting....
– marmot
Jul 4 at 16:03
add a comment |
You could use xRightarrow. I also recommend writing everything in math mode.
documentclassarticle
usepackagemathtools
begindocument
noindent$x = 2 quadRightarrowquad 2cdot2quad
xRightarrow[2=x]quad x cdot x = 2 cdot 2quad Rightarrowquad
x^2 = 4$
noindent or
noindent$x = 2 ;Rightarrow; 2cdot2;
xRightarrow[2=x]; x cdot x = 2 cdot 2; Rightarrow;
x^2 = 4$
enddocument
answered Jul 4 at 10:31
marmotmarmot
144k6 gold badges188 silver badges347 bronze badges
Thanks - how do I get the text above the arrow?
– kexxcream
Jul 4 at 10:40
1
@kexxcream WithxRightarrow2=x.
– marmot
Jul 4 at 10:41
3
To whoever downvoted that: maybe you should look at the time stamp of the answer before downvoting....
– marmot
Jul 4 at 16:03
add a comment |
You could use xRightarrow. I also recommend writing everything in math mode.
documentclassarticle
usepackagemathtools
begindocument
noindent$x = 2 quadRightarrowquad 2cdot2quad
xRightarrow[2=x]quad x cdot x = 2 cdot 2quad Rightarrowquad
x^2 = 4$
noindent or
noindent$x = 2 ;Rightarrow; 2cdot2;
xRightarrow[2=x]; x cdot x = 2 cdot 2; Rightarrow;
x^2 = 4$
enddocument
answered Jul 4 at 10:31
marmotmarmot
144k6 gold badges188 silver badges347 bronze badges
You could use xRightarrow. I also recommend writing everything in math mode.
documentclassarticle
usepackagemathtools
begindocument
noindent$x = 2 quadRightarrowquad 2cdot2quad
xRightarrow[2=x]quad x cdot x = 2 cdot 2quad Rightarrowquad
x^2 = 4$
noindent or
noindent$x = 2 ;Rightarrow; 2cdot2;
xRightarrow[2=x]; x cdot x = 2 cdot 2; Rightarrow;
x^2 = 4$
enddocument
answered Jul 4 at 10:31
marmotmarmot
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answered Jul 4 at 10:31
marmotmarmot
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answered Jul 4 at 10:31
marmotmarmot
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answered Jul 4 at 10:31
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Thanks - how do I get the text above the arrow?
– kexxcream
Jul 4 at 10:40
1
@kexxcream WithxRightarrow2=x.
– marmot
Jul 4 at 10:41
3
To whoever downvoted that: maybe you should look at the time stamp of the answer before downvoting....
– marmot
Jul 4 at 16:03
add a comment |
Thanks - how do I get the text above the arrow?
– kexxcream
Jul 4 at 10:40
1
@kexxcream WithxRightarrow2=x.
– marmot
Jul 4 at 10:41
3
To whoever downvoted that: maybe you should look at the time stamp of the answer before downvoting....
– marmot
Jul 4 at 16:03
Thanks - how do I get the text above the arrow?
– kexxcream
Jul 4 at 10:40
Thanks - how do I get the text above the arrow?
– kexxcream
Jul 4 at 10:40
1
1
@kexxcream With
xRightarrow2=x.– marmot
Jul 4 at 10:41
@kexxcream With
xRightarrow2=x.– marmot
Jul 4 at 10:41
3
3
To whoever downvoted that: maybe you should look at the time stamp of the answer before downvoting....
– marmot
Jul 4 at 16:03
To whoever downvoted that: maybe you should look at the time stamp of the answer before downvoting....
– marmot
Jul 4 at 16:03
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Using overset or underset you can obtain also your desidered output. With Rightarrow command, you will have:
documentclass[a4paper,12pt]article
usepackageamsmath,amssymb
begindocument
[x = 2 Rightarrow 2 cdot 2 underset2=xRightarrow x cdot x = 2 cdot 2 Rightarrow x^2 = 4]
[x = 2 Rightarrow 2 cdot 2 overset2=xRightarrow x cdot x = 2 cdot 2 Rightarrow x^2 = 4]
enddocument
Using implies command instead of Rightarrow:
documentclass[a4paper,12pt]article
usepackageamsmath,amssymb
begindocument
[x = 2 implies 2 cdot 2 underset2=ximplies x cdot x = 2 cdot 2 implies x^2 = 4]
[x = 2 implies 2 cdot 2 overset2=ximplies x cdot x = 2 cdot 2 implies x^2 = 4]
enddocument
Using, instead, stackengine package of @Steven B. Segletes, there are similar options as stackon and stackunder:
documentclass[12pt]article
usepackageamsmath,amssymb
usepackagestackengine
stackMath
begindocument
[x = 2 implies 2 cdot 2 stackonimpliesscriptstyle 2=x x cdot x = 2 cdot 2 implies x^2 = 4]
[x = 2 implies 2 cdot 2 stackunderimpliesscriptstyle 2=x x cdot x = 2 cdot 2 implies x^2 = 4]
enddocument
answered Jul 4 at 11:33
SebastianoSebastiano
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Using overset or underset you can obtain also your desidered output. With Rightarrow command, you will have:
documentclass[a4paper,12pt]article
usepackageamsmath,amssymb
begindocument
[x = 2 Rightarrow 2 cdot 2 underset2=xRightarrow x cdot x = 2 cdot 2 Rightarrow x^2 = 4]
[x = 2 Rightarrow 2 cdot 2 overset2=xRightarrow x cdot x = 2 cdot 2 Rightarrow x^2 = 4]
enddocument
Using implies command instead of Rightarrow:
documentclass[a4paper,12pt]article
usepackageamsmath,amssymb
begindocument
[x = 2 implies 2 cdot 2 underset2=ximplies x cdot x = 2 cdot 2 implies x^2 = 4]
[x = 2 implies 2 cdot 2 overset2=ximplies x cdot x = 2 cdot 2 implies x^2 = 4]
enddocument
Using, instead, stackengine package of @Steven B. Segletes, there are similar options as stackon and stackunder:
documentclass[12pt]article
usepackageamsmath,amssymb
usepackagestackengine
stackMath
begindocument
[x = 2 implies 2 cdot 2 stackonimpliesscriptstyle 2=x x cdot x = 2 cdot 2 implies x^2 = 4]
[x = 2 implies 2 cdot 2 stackunderimpliesscriptstyle 2=x x cdot x = 2 cdot 2 implies x^2 = 4]
enddocument
answered Jul 4 at 11:33
SebastianoSebastiano
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add a comment |
Using overset or underset you can obtain also your desidered output. With Rightarrow command, you will have:
documentclass[a4paper,12pt]article
usepackageamsmath,amssymb
begindocument
[x = 2 Rightarrow 2 cdot 2 underset2=xRightarrow x cdot x = 2 cdot 2 Rightarrow x^2 = 4]
[x = 2 Rightarrow 2 cdot 2 overset2=xRightarrow x cdot x = 2 cdot 2 Rightarrow x^2 = 4]
enddocument
Using implies command instead of Rightarrow:
documentclass[a4paper,12pt]article
usepackageamsmath,amssymb
begindocument
[x = 2 implies 2 cdot 2 underset2=ximplies x cdot x = 2 cdot 2 implies x^2 = 4]
[x = 2 implies 2 cdot 2 overset2=ximplies x cdot x = 2 cdot 2 implies x^2 = 4]
enddocument
Using, instead, stackengine package of @Steven B. Segletes, there are similar options as stackon and stackunder:
documentclass[12pt]article
usepackageamsmath,amssymb
usepackagestackengine
stackMath
begindocument
[x = 2 implies 2 cdot 2 stackonimpliesscriptstyle 2=x x cdot x = 2 cdot 2 implies x^2 = 4]
[x = 2 implies 2 cdot 2 stackunderimpliesscriptstyle 2=x x cdot x = 2 cdot 2 implies x^2 = 4]
enddocument
answered Jul 4 at 11:33
SebastianoSebastiano
13.5k5 gold badges25 silver badges72 bronze badges
Using overset or underset you can obtain also your desidered output. With Rightarrow command, you will have:
documentclass[a4paper,12pt]article
usepackageamsmath,amssymb
begindocument
[x = 2 Rightarrow 2 cdot 2 underset2=xRightarrow x cdot x = 2 cdot 2 Rightarrow x^2 = 4]
[x = 2 Rightarrow 2 cdot 2 overset2=xRightarrow x cdot x = 2 cdot 2 Rightarrow x^2 = 4]
enddocument
Using implies command instead of Rightarrow:
documentclass[a4paper,12pt]article
usepackageamsmath,amssymb
begindocument
[x = 2 implies 2 cdot 2 underset2=ximplies x cdot x = 2 cdot 2 implies x^2 = 4]
[x = 2 implies 2 cdot 2 overset2=ximplies x cdot x = 2 cdot 2 implies x^2 = 4]
enddocument
Using, instead, stackengine package of @Steven B. Segletes, there are similar options as stackon and stackunder:
documentclass[12pt]article
usepackageamsmath,amssymb
usepackagestackengine
stackMath
begindocument
[x = 2 implies 2 cdot 2 stackonimpliesscriptstyle 2=x x cdot x = 2 cdot 2 implies x^2 = 4]
[x = 2 implies 2 cdot 2 stackunderimpliesscriptstyle 2=x x cdot x = 2 cdot 2 implies x^2 = 4]
enddocument
answered Jul 4 at 11:33
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First of start by writing this as proper math, you should not be using
textitxbut$x$and don't go in and out of math. Secondly, writing on top of sayRightarrowis not recommended in writing, it works fine on a black board, but should not be used in typeset texts.– daleif
Jul 4 at 10:31
@daleif Thanks for the recommendations, what do you propose to use instead of rightarrow? Also, if I wish the x to be in italic, how should it be written?
– kexxcream
Jul 4 at 10:34