# is my solution ok?

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#### skyhawk

##### New Member
Your answer is different from the sample solution, so why would you believe that it is correct?

There is no electric field in the conductor. The effect of the conductor is to reduce the size of the effective gap between the plates.

#### transgalactic

##### Banned
thanks
i understand my error

#### EN0

##### Member
How do you initate LaTeX on this forum? I know in several other forums it's usually  or [MATH][/MATH], but what is used for Electro-Tech?

Thanks,

Austin

##### Banned
I'm not so sure they have a Latex addon for the forum. You'd have to ask Electromaster in the feedback forum. I don't think I've ever seen someone use it at least. Would be a nice addition.

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#### Nigel Goodwin

##### Super Moderator
As far as I'm aware LaTeX has been implemented for a LONG time - unless it disappeared after an update?.

#### EN0

##### Member
LaTeX is implemented, because transgalactic used it in his first post to show the equations. However, it would be nice to know what denotions he used to initiate it, perhaps he will tell us.

Austin

##### Banned
Nigel, food for thought... A 'feature' has not been implemented unless the users that have it available know about it =O

What current people will say to those that develop nanotechnology in the future.. "So that's how you did that!" All the building blocks are here now, but not a lot of people know how to use them..

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#### Hayato

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How do you initate LaTeX on this forum? I know in several other forums it's usually  or [MATH][/MATH], but what is used for Electro-Tech?

Thanks,

Austin
Try [l a t e x] and [/ l a t e x] without the spaces.

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#### EN0

##### Member
Testing...1...2...3...

$\frac{1}{2 \pi f C} = X_c$

Austin

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#### Pommie

##### Well-Known Member
Did you not read the posts above? You use .