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I am trying to align (-(a-1)^2-1)x+(-(a-1)^2-1) and (-(a-1)^2-1)x+1 using phantom command. Since (-(a-1)^2-1)x+1 is missing the (-(a-1)^2-1) part, I added phantom(-(a-1)^2-1), but there is an extra space that I am not sure from were it comes:
I guess it comes from adding the "1", but I do not know how to compensate this extra space.
MWE:
documentclassarticle
begindocument
[beginarrayc
(-(a-1)^2-1)x+(-(a-1)^2-1)\
(-(a-1)^2-1)x+phantom(-(a-1)^2-1)1
endarray]
enddocument
I want this output:
How to achieve it?
spacing vertical-alignment phantom
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I am trying to align (-(a-1)^2-1)x+(-(a-1)^2-1) and (-(a-1)^2-1)x+1 using phantom command. Since (-(a-1)^2-1)x+1 is missing the (-(a-1)^2-1) part, I added phantom(-(a-1)^2-1), but there is an extra space that I am not sure from were it comes:
I guess it comes from adding the "1", but I do not know how to compensate this extra space.
MWE:
documentclassarticle
begindocument
[beginarrayc
(-(a-1)^2-1)x+(-(a-1)^2-1)\
(-(a-1)^2-1)x+phantom(-(a-1)^2-1)1
endarray]
enddocument
I want this output:
How to achieve it?
spacing vertical-alignment phantom
asked Oct 13 at 0:58
manoooohmanooooh
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I am trying to align (-(a-1)^2-1)x+(-(a-1)^2-1) and (-(a-1)^2-1)x+1 using phantom command. Since (-(a-1)^2-1)x+1 is missing the (-(a-1)^2-1) part, I added phantom(-(a-1)^2-1), but there is an extra space that I am not sure from were it comes:
I guess it comes from adding the "1", but I do not know how to compensate this extra space.
MWE:
documentclassarticle
begindocument
[beginarrayc
(-(a-1)^2-1)x+(-(a-1)^2-1)\
(-(a-1)^2-1)x+phantom(-(a-1)^2-1)1
endarray]
enddocument
I want this output:
How to achieve it?
spacing vertical-alignment phantom
asked Oct 13 at 0:58
manoooohmanooooh
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I am trying to align (-(a-1)^2-1)x+(-(a-1)^2-1) and (-(a-1)^2-1)x+1 using phantom command. Since (-(a-1)^2-1)x+1 is missing the (-(a-1)^2-1) part, I added phantom(-(a-1)^2-1), but there is an extra space that I am not sure from were it comes:
I guess it comes from adding the "1", but I do not know how to compensate this extra space.
MWE:
documentclassarticle
begindocument
[beginarrayc
(-(a-1)^2-1)x+(-(a-1)^2-1)\
(-(a-1)^2-1)x+phantom(-(a-1)^2-1)1
endarray]
enddocument
I want this output:
How to achieve it?
spacing vertical-alignment phantom
spacing vertical-alignment phantom
asked Oct 13 at 0:58
manoooohmanooooh
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You have to remove the 1 from the phantom, since it shows up explicitly outside the phantom. I replace it with placeholder.
documentclassarticle
begindocument
[beginarrayc
(-(a-1)^2-1)x+(-(a-1)^2-1)\
(-(a-1)^2-1)x+phantom(-(a-1)^2-)1
endarray]
enddocument
In response to a comment from the OP, I leave this also, to show what can be done when the phantom and residual term do not share common digits.
documentclassarticle
usepackagemathtools
begindocument
[beginarrayc
(-(a-1)^2-1)x+(-(a-1)^2-1)\
(-(a-1)^2-1)x+phantom(-(a-1)^2-1)mathllap5-4+2^2
endarray]
enddocument
answered Oct 13 at 1:01
Steven B. SegletesSteven B. Segletes
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Thank you, it worked! A side question: what if the second line has e.g.5-4+2^2instead of1? There will be no more comparisons.
– manooooh
Oct 13 at 1:04
1
In that case, I would leave the original (complete)phantomand then use themathtoolspackage to place amathllap5-4+2^2. Please see edit.
– Steven B. Segletes
Oct 13 at 1:06
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Add more alignment points:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
usepackagearray
begindocument
[
beginarray@ l @>c<@ r @
(-(a-1)^2-1)x &+& (-(a-1)^2-1)\
(-(a-1)^2-1)x &+& 1
endarray
]
enddocument
answered Oct 13 at 9:30
egregegreg
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Thank you! You have manipulatedarrayarguments when I only need it for this question, but it is a good approach. I will have to study yourarrayparameters more carefully to understand it.
– manooooh
Oct 13 at 12:13
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You have to remove the 1 from the phantom, since it shows up explicitly outside the phantom. I replace it with placeholder.
documentclassarticle
begindocument
[beginarrayc
(-(a-1)^2-1)x+(-(a-1)^2-1)\
(-(a-1)^2-1)x+phantom(-(a-1)^2-)1
endarray]
enddocument
In response to a comment from the OP, I leave this also, to show what can be done when the phantom and residual term do not share common digits.
documentclassarticle
usepackagemathtools
begindocument
[beginarrayc
(-(a-1)^2-1)x+(-(a-1)^2-1)\
(-(a-1)^2-1)x+phantom(-(a-1)^2-1)mathllap5-4+2^2
endarray]
enddocument
answered Oct 13 at 1:01
Steven B. SegletesSteven B. Segletes
172k9 gold badges218 silver badges447 bronze badges
Thank you, it worked! A side question: what if the second line has e.g.5-4+2^2instead of1? There will be no more comparisons.
– manooooh
Oct 13 at 1:04
1
In that case, I would leave the original (complete)phantomand then use themathtoolspackage to place amathllap5-4+2^2. Please see edit.
– Steven B. Segletes
Oct 13 at 1:06
add a comment
|
You have to remove the 1 from the phantom, since it shows up explicitly outside the phantom. I replace it with placeholder.
documentclassarticle
begindocument
[beginarrayc
(-(a-1)^2-1)x+(-(a-1)^2-1)\
(-(a-1)^2-1)x+phantom(-(a-1)^2-)1
endarray]
enddocument
In response to a comment from the OP, I leave this also, to show what can be done when the phantom and residual term do not share common digits.
documentclassarticle
usepackagemathtools
begindocument
[beginarrayc
(-(a-1)^2-1)x+(-(a-1)^2-1)\
(-(a-1)^2-1)x+phantom(-(a-1)^2-1)mathllap5-4+2^2
endarray]
enddocument
answered Oct 13 at 1:01
Steven B. SegletesSteven B. Segletes
172k9 gold badges218 silver badges447 bronze badges
Thank you, it worked! A side question: what if the second line has e.g.5-4+2^2instead of1? There will be no more comparisons.
– manooooh
Oct 13 at 1:04
1
In that case, I would leave the original (complete)phantomand then use themathtoolspackage to place amathllap5-4+2^2. Please see edit.
– Steven B. Segletes
Oct 13 at 1:06
add a comment
|
You have to remove the 1 from the phantom, since it shows up explicitly outside the phantom. I replace it with placeholder.
documentclassarticle
begindocument
[beginarrayc
(-(a-1)^2-1)x+(-(a-1)^2-1)\
(-(a-1)^2-1)x+phantom(-(a-1)^2-)1
endarray]
enddocument
In response to a comment from the OP, I leave this also, to show what can be done when the phantom and residual term do not share common digits.
documentclassarticle
usepackagemathtools
begindocument
[beginarrayc
(-(a-1)^2-1)x+(-(a-1)^2-1)\
(-(a-1)^2-1)x+phantom(-(a-1)^2-1)mathllap5-4+2^2
endarray]
enddocument
answered Oct 13 at 1:01
Steven B. SegletesSteven B. Segletes
172k9 gold badges218 silver badges447 bronze badges
You have to remove the 1 from the phantom, since it shows up explicitly outside the phantom. I replace it with placeholder.
documentclassarticle
begindocument
[beginarrayc
(-(a-1)^2-1)x+(-(a-1)^2-1)\
(-(a-1)^2-1)x+phantom(-(a-1)^2-)1
endarray]
enddocument
In response to a comment from the OP, I leave this also, to show what can be done when the phantom and residual term do not share common digits.
documentclassarticle
usepackagemathtools
begindocument
[beginarrayc
(-(a-1)^2-1)x+(-(a-1)^2-1)\
(-(a-1)^2-1)x+phantom(-(a-1)^2-1)mathllap5-4+2^2
endarray]
enddocument
answered Oct 13 at 1:01
Steven B. SegletesSteven B. Segletes
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edited Oct 13 at 1:09
answered Oct 13 at 1:01
Steven B. SegletesSteven B. Segletes
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answered Oct 13 at 1:01
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answered Oct 13 at 1:01
Steven B. SegletesSteven B. Segletes
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Thank you, it worked! A side question: what if the second line has e.g.5-4+2^2instead of1? There will be no more comparisons.
– manooooh
Oct 13 at 1:04
1
In that case, I would leave the original (complete)phantomand then use themathtoolspackage to place amathllap5-4+2^2. Please see edit.
– Steven B. Segletes
Oct 13 at 1:06
add a comment
|
Thank you, it worked! A side question: what if the second line has e.g.5-4+2^2instead of1? There will be no more comparisons.
– manooooh
Oct 13 at 1:04
1
In that case, I would leave the original (complete)phantomand then use themathtoolspackage to place amathllap5-4+2^2. Please see edit.
– Steven B. Segletes
Oct 13 at 1:06
Thank you, it worked! A side question: what if the second line has e.g.
5-4+2^2 instead of 1? There will be no more comparisons.– manooooh
Oct 13 at 1:04
Thank you, it worked! A side question: what if the second line has e.g.
5-4+2^2 instead of 1? There will be no more comparisons.– manooooh
Oct 13 at 1:04
1
1
In that case, I would leave the original (complete)
phantom and then use the mathtools package to place a mathllap5-4+2^2. Please see edit.– Steven B. Segletes
Oct 13 at 1:06
In that case, I would leave the original (complete)
phantom and then use the mathtools package to place a mathllap5-4+2^2. Please see edit.– Steven B. Segletes
Oct 13 at 1:06
add a comment
|
Add more alignment points:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
usepackagearray
begindocument
[
beginarray@ l @>c<@ r @
(-(a-1)^2-1)x &+& (-(a-1)^2-1)\
(-(a-1)^2-1)x &+& 1
endarray
]
enddocument
answered Oct 13 at 9:30
egregegreg
776k92 gold badges2020 silver badges3382 bronze badges
Thank you! You have manipulatedarrayarguments when I only need it for this question, but it is a good approach. I will have to study yourarrayparameters more carefully to understand it.
– manooooh
Oct 13 at 12:13
add a comment
|
Add more alignment points:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
usepackagearray
begindocument
[
beginarray@ l @>c<@ r @
(-(a-1)^2-1)x &+& (-(a-1)^2-1)\
(-(a-1)^2-1)x &+& 1
endarray
]
enddocument
answered Oct 13 at 9:30
egregegreg
776k92 gold badges2020 silver badges3382 bronze badges
Thank you! You have manipulatedarrayarguments when I only need it for this question, but it is a good approach. I will have to study yourarrayparameters more carefully to understand it.
– manooooh
Oct 13 at 12:13
add a comment
|
Add more alignment points:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
usepackagearray
begindocument
[
beginarray@ l @>c<@ r @
(-(a-1)^2-1)x &+& (-(a-1)^2-1)\
(-(a-1)^2-1)x &+& 1
endarray
]
enddocument
answered Oct 13 at 9:30
egregegreg
776k92 gold badges2020 silver badges3382 bronze badges
Add more alignment points:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
usepackagearray
begindocument
[
beginarray@ l @>c<@ r @
(-(a-1)^2-1)x &+& (-(a-1)^2-1)\
(-(a-1)^2-1)x &+& 1
endarray
]
enddocument
answered Oct 13 at 9:30
egregegreg
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answered Oct 13 at 9:30
egregegreg
776k92 gold badges2020 silver badges3382 bronze badges
answered Oct 13 at 9:30
egregegreg
776k92 gold badges2020 silver badges3382 bronze badges
answered Oct 13 at 9:30
egregegreg
776k92 gold badges2020 silver badges3382 bronze badges
776k92 gold badges2020 silver badges3382 bronze badges
Thank you! You have manipulatedarrayarguments when I only need it for this question, but it is a good approach. I will have to study yourarrayparameters more carefully to understand it.
– manooooh
Oct 13 at 12:13
add a comment
|
Thank you! You have manipulatedarrayarguments when I only need it for this question, but it is a good approach. I will have to study yourarrayparameters more carefully to understand it.
– manooooh
Oct 13 at 12:13
Thank you! You have manipulated
array arguments when I only need it for this question, but it is a good approach. I will have to study your array parameters more carefully to understand it.– manooooh
Oct 13 at 12:13
Thank you! You have manipulated
array arguments when I only need it for this question, but it is a good approach. I will have to study your array parameters more carefully to understand it.– manooooh
Oct 13 at 12:13
add a comment
|
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