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How to align the equations to start from left
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begin{gather*}
begin{align*}
(pq+p-3)^2-(3pq+p+q-6)(pq+p-3)+2(p^2q^2+p^2q+pq^2-7pq+p+q+2)
=(p^2q^2+p^2+9+2p^2q-6q-6pq)-(3p^2q^2+p^2q+pq^2-6pq+3p^6q+p^2+pq-6p-9pq-3p-3q+18)+2(p^2q^2+p^2q+pq^2-7pq+p+q+2)
=pq^2-6pq+5p+5q-5
=pq(q-6)+5(p+q-1)
end{align*}
end{gather*}
I ran the above code in LaTeX but unfortunately the output is not coming well.
I am attaching the screenshot for this.
I want all the "=" signs to start from left.
Also I want to start each line starting with "=" from a new line which is not happening in this code.
Further I dont want each line starting with "=" to come up with a new equation number but all these are happening.
Kindly suggest me some remedies for this.
Please find the output attached.
In other words my calculation looks very worse in my paper.How to align or make it look good ?
horizontal-alignment equations vertical-alignment align line
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begin{gather*}
begin{align*}
(pq+p-3)^2-(3pq+p+q-6)(pq+p-3)+2(p^2q^2+p^2q+pq^2-7pq+p+q+2)
=(p^2q^2+p^2+9+2p^2q-6q-6pq)-(3p^2q^2+p^2q+pq^2-6pq+3p^6q+p^2+pq-6p-9pq-3p-3q+18)+2(p^2q^2+p^2q+pq^2-7pq+p+q+2)
=pq^2-6pq+5p+5q-5
=pq(q-6)+5(p+q-1)
end{align*}
end{gather*}
I ran the above code in LaTeX but unfortunately the output is not coming well.
I am attaching the screenshot for this.
I want all the "=" signs to start from left.
Also I want to start each line starting with "=" from a new line which is not happening in this code.
Further I dont want each line starting with "=" to come up with a new equation number but all these are happening.
Kindly suggest me some remedies for this.
Please find the output attached.
In other words my calculation looks very worse in my paper.How to align or make it look good ?
horizontal-alignment equations vertical-alignment align line
asked 1 min ago
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begin{gather*}
begin{align*}
(pq+p-3)^2-(3pq+p+q-6)(pq+p-3)+2(p^2q^2+p^2q+pq^2-7pq+p+q+2)
=(p^2q^2+p^2+9+2p^2q-6q-6pq)-(3p^2q^2+p^2q+pq^2-6pq+3p^6q+p^2+pq-6p-9pq-3p-3q+18)+2(p^2q^2+p^2q+pq^2-7pq+p+q+2)
=pq^2-6pq+5p+5q-5
=pq(q-6)+5(p+q-1)
end{align*}
end{gather*}
I ran the above code in LaTeX but unfortunately the output is not coming well.
I am attaching the screenshot for this.
I want all the "=" signs to start from left.
Also I want to start each line starting with "=" from a new line which is not happening in this code.
Further I dont want each line starting with "=" to come up with a new equation number but all these are happening.
Kindly suggest me some remedies for this.
Please find the output attached.
In other words my calculation looks very worse in my paper.How to align or make it look good ?
horizontal-alignment equations vertical-alignment align line
asked 1 min ago
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begin{gather*}
begin{align*}
(pq+p-3)^2-(3pq+p+q-6)(pq+p-3)+2(p^2q^2+p^2q+pq^2-7pq+p+q+2)
=(p^2q^2+p^2+9+2p^2q-6q-6pq)-(3p^2q^2+p^2q+pq^2-6pq+3p^6q+p^2+pq-6p-9pq-3p-3q+18)+2(p^2q^2+p^2q+pq^2-7pq+p+q+2)
=pq^2-6pq+5p+5q-5
=pq(q-6)+5(p+q-1)
end{align*}
end{gather*}
I ran the above code in LaTeX but unfortunately the output is not coming well.
I am attaching the screenshot for this.
I want all the "=" signs to start from left.
Also I want to start each line starting with "=" from a new line which is not happening in this code.
Further I dont want each line starting with "=" to come up with a new equation number but all these are happening.
Kindly suggest me some remedies for this.
Please find the output attached.
In other words my calculation looks very worse in my paper.How to align or make it look good ?
horizontal-alignment equations vertical-alignment align line
horizontal-alignment equations vertical-alignment align line
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