How to write Matrices and Differential Equations in LaTeX | Share Latex | Learn LaTeX 08

This video tutorial provides a comprehensive guide on writing matrices, differential equations, and partial derivatives in LaTeX. It begins with an introduction to the topic, followed by detailed instructions on inserting matrices using the matrix environment. The tutorial then covers how to add differential equations and partial derivatives, emphasizing the use of specific LaTeX commands. The video concludes with encouragement to continue learning and practicing these skills.

What command is used to create a matrix environment in LaTeX?

• \begin{array}

• \begin{matrix}

• \begin{bmatrix}

• \begin{bimatrix}

How are new rows added in a LaTeX matrix?

• Using a comma

• Using a single backslash

• Using double backslashes

• Using a semicolon

Which command is used to add a derivative in LaTeX?

• \deriv

• \frac

• \integral

• \diff

What keyword is used to write partial derivatives in LaTeX?

• \frac

• \integral

• \partial

• \diff

What is the purpose of labeling equations in LaTeX?

• To increase the size of the equation

• To add color to the text

• To reference them later

• To change the font style