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Imagine a situation where Word createsa document or a report, in which it is necessary to include formulas (from the field of chemistry, economics, etc.). You can of course do this with the symbols of a standard keyboard, but then the formulas will look like 5/9 (five-ninth), 4 1/7 (four one-seventh) or "Profitability = Profit / Turnover * 100%". Agree that with this writing, the clarity of the text or the report is lost. Many users know this problem, but not everyone knows how to insert a formula in Word correctly. With the help of additional functions, Word has the ability to insert formulas into the texts in the usual way. To do this, Microsoft Equation 3.0 is built in Word. To work with it you need in the place of the text where you need to insert a formula, set the cursor and activate the Insert tab in the mouse. Then select "Object" and select Microsoft Equation 3.0 in the list that opens. Some users of this function may not be. The thing is that it is not included by default in the programs installed with Microsoft Office, so you need to install it. To do this, use the "Start" button to go to "Control Panel", select "Add or Remove Programs". In the opened list, we find Microsoft Office and activate the "Change" command. The Microsoft Office Setup Wizard opens, in which we activate the Add or Remove Features button. In a new window, select "Microsoft Office Tools" again and tick the "Formula Editor". We press the button "Update". The update program will require you to insert a CD or DVD with the Microsoft Office package into the drive. After the installation is completed, the computer will need to restart. After installing the component, or if it was initially installed, select it and activate it. On the sheet in the place where the cursor was placed, an object frame with a panel of mathematical symbols and an internal cursor will appear. In it, you can write fractions and formulas, physical quantities, degrees, square roots, integrals, etc. Now, to insert a formula in Word correctly, you must select the desired operation in the formula bar, and enter your values ​​in the appeared template. Switching between templates is carried out with the help of the Tab key. For example, entering mathematical symbols - or fractions -, it is necessary to choose from the offered formulas "Fraction and radical templates". If you want to insert, then select "Upper and lower index templates". If you often have to use them in the text, then it makes sense to set a shortcut button in the toolbar to the function "Top Index" or "Subscript". Now, if necessary, insert a digital value indicating the area or volume, just after the letter "m" (meter) click on the created button "Upper index" and in the field insert the number 2 or 3.

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Microsoft Word program, created speciallyto compose various text documents, provides its users a lot of opportunities. One of them is the printing of mathematical formulas without using additional programs or typing them on the keyboard.

You will need

• - A computer with Microsoft Word.

Instructions

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Run Microsoft Word on your computer. Select the "Insert" tab from the main menu at the top of the page.

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Place the mouse cursor at the location of the document where you want to insert Formula. Find the inscription "Formula" in the menu that appears. In the new version of Microsoft Office, a "Pi" sign may appear next to this word.

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Pay attention to the arrow near the inscription"Formula". When you click on it, you will see ready-made known formulas. For example, the formula of a quadratic equation, a trigonometric identity, or the Pythagorean theorem. If one of them suits you, click on it and it will appear in the place of the document where your cursor is. After that, you just need to substitute your own values.

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If you need to create your own formula, click directly on the "Pi" icon. At the same time on the sheet you will have a field for entering the formula.

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When you click on the "Pi" icon, a whole panel with symbols and formula structures opens. Select the ones that you need. Then substitute your values.

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To simplify editing, convertwritten formula in a linear form. Right-click on the formula and select "Linear" in the top menu. You can restore the original view in the same way by selecting the "Professional" tab in the menu.

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To change the font type, its size and color, right-click the formula and select "Font" from the menu that appears.

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The created formula can be saved foruse. To do this, select it and click on the arrow that appeared in the lower right corner of the formula field. Then choose Save As New Formula.

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To get back to working on the formula after typing, select it and select the "Designer" tab in the top menu.