Normal font in equatons quoted with Dollar
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Text or formula within ${---}$ and in itemize are in italic.
How to convert into normal??
I have used text and mathrm but it's not working.
Anyone plss find solution for this following code:
begin{itemize}
item { Y(t) = A Sin($2pi f_{in}t)$} newline
$implies{Slope, s = frac{dy}{dt} = 2pi f_{in}Acos(2pi f_{in}t)]}
item{$Suppose n=10 bits and t_{s}=1n s}
end{itemize}
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Text or formula within ${---}$ and in itemize are in italic.
How to convert into normal??
I have used text and mathrm but it's not working.
Anyone plss find solution for this following code:
begin{itemize}
item { Y(t) = A Sin($2pi f_{in}t)$} newline
$implies{Slope, s = frac{dy}{dt} = 2pi f_{in}Acos(2pi f_{in}t)]}
item{$Suppose n=10 bits and t_{s}=1n s}
end{itemize}
fonts equations
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Text or formula within ${---}$ and in itemize are in italic.
How to convert into normal??
I have used text and mathrm but it's not working.
Anyone plss find solution for this following code:
begin{itemize}
item { Y(t) = A Sin($2pi f_{in}t)$} newline
$implies{Slope, s = frac{dy}{dt} = 2pi f_{in}Acos(2pi f_{in}t)]}
item{$Suppose n=10 bits and t_{s}=1n s}
end{itemize}
fonts equations
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Text or formula within ${---}$ and in itemize are in italic.
How to convert into normal??
I have used text and mathrm but it's not working.
Anyone plss find solution for this following code:
begin{itemize}
item { Y(t) = A Sin($2pi f_{in}t)$} newline
$implies{Slope, s = frac{dy}{dt} = 2pi f_{in}Acos(2pi f_{in}t)]}
item{$Suppose n=10 bits and t_{s}=1n s}
end{itemize}
fonts equations
fonts equations
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