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Monday, May 21, 2012
How to write different cases in equations
Many times we need to write different cases like
a= {0.6 if t <= 100
{0.9 it t > 100
The easiest, and most elegant way to do this is to use \case command, as
$a = \begin{cases}
0.6, & \textnormal{if } t\le100 \\
0.9 & \textnormal{if } t>100
\end{cases}$
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