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Yes, but use Mathematica notation: ParametricPlot3D[{2t, Cos[t]^2, t}, {t, 0, 10}] Example:

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The following custom number format mask will produce the desired results without losing the accuracy of the underlying value. [>999999]0.0,,\M;[>999]0.0,\K;0

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You could create a shared Google Document, put equations in the document (via Insert->Equation) and use the chat window that is available in all Docs applications. It won't allow the equations to appear inline with the chat, but at least you'd be able to see them and discuss...

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You need to use the "Edit HTML" (under Template) link and add the relevant stylesheets to enable the MathJax feature in your blog. Add the link to the script using the <script> tag and you should be able to get it running using Javascript. With that, you should create/edit posts using the necessary HTML code to make sure the math equations appear just ...

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I personally use MathIM, which is an online chat room which parses everything between 's in your message as TeX. It's perfect for talking to my friends when I need to use math equations. It seems to be exactly what you are looking for :)

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You can try Pidgin (http://www.pidgin.im/) is an IM client for windows, MacOS and Linux. Then install this pidgin plugin: pidgintext

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Sphere Online Judge is a great site filled with loads of programming puzzles

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This seems to be pretty much perfect: http://www.twiddla.com/ It even has support for LaTeX! http://www.skrbl.com/ seems pretty good too as a slightly more basic alternative. Also, here's quite a good list of interactive whiteboard related links, many of them whiteboard webapps: http://www.shambles.net/pages/staff/intwhiteb/

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cases isn't natively supported by Google Documents as you can see in the list of supported LaTeX operators. Some projects try to extend Gdoc's LaTeX capabilities.

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In this case, the issue is more with how Zapier handles the data sent from Cognito Forms than with Cognito Forms itself. All data sent via integrations, such as Zapier or JSON webhooks, is sent as real data, so text is sent as text, dates as dates (in ISO 8601 format), yes/no values as true/false Booleans, and numbers as numbers. Our integration lets ...

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WolframAlpha is only a limited subset of what the software behind it (Mathematica) can do. The computation time and complexity restriction is in place to make it harder to flood the server with request to bring it down.

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For Math and Science tutoring http://tutorsbox.com seems like a great tool. Function Grapher Equation Editor with LaTeX support Wolfram Alpha search engine integration

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Try Omega—Computer Algebra System Explorer. Here is a quick reference.

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