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how to get two align point with splited equations

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I have this equations:

begin{equation}

begin{split}

    alpha &= frac{1}{100} S sqrt{2g} = 2.2444e^{-05}  [m^frac52/s]\

    beta &= pi r^2 = 0.0079  [m^2]\

    gamma &= frac{2 pi r}{tan(theta)} = 0.1814  [m] \

    delta &= frac{pi}{(tan(theta))^2} = 1.0472

end{split}

end{equation}

and would like to add a second align point on the second '=' symbol. Is there a way to do that?

Thank

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I have this equations:

begin{equation}

begin{split}

    alpha &= frac{1}{100} S sqrt{2g} = 2.2444e^{-05}  [m^frac52/s]\

    beta &= pi r^2 = 0.0079  [m^2]\

    gamma &= frac{2 pi r}{tan(theta)} = 0.1814  [m] \

    delta &= frac{pi}{(tan(theta))^2} = 1.0472

end{split}

end{equation}

and would like to add a second align point on the second '=' symbol. Is there a way to do that?

Thank

align split

share

asked 2 mins ago

Leonardo GarberoglioLeonardo Garberoglio

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I have this equations:

begin{equation}

begin{split}

    alpha &= frac{1}{100} S sqrt{2g} = 2.2444e^{-05}  [m^frac52/s]\

    beta &= pi r^2 = 0.0079  [m^2]\

    gamma &= frac{2 pi r}{tan(theta)} = 0.1814  [m] \

    delta &= frac{pi}{(tan(theta))^2} = 1.0472

end{split}

end{equation}

and would like to add a second align point on the second '=' symbol. Is there a way to do that?

Thank

align split

share

asked 2 mins ago

Leonardo GarberoglioLeonardo Garberoglio

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New contributor

Leonardo Garberoglio is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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begin{equation}

begin{split}

    alpha &= frac{1}{100} S sqrt{2g} = 2.2444e^{-05}  [m^frac52/s]\

    beta &= pi r^2 = 0.0079  [m^2]\

    gamma &= frac{2 pi r}{tan(theta)} = 0.1814  [m] \

    delta &= frac{pi}{(tan(theta))^2} = 1.0472

end{split}

end{equation}

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