Where can I paste an equation to see the entirety of it

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I want to see line 3 of this fully but it’s cut off because it’s too long. I was wondering if there are programs or websites I could paste it into to see all of it. I would use something like Google Docs but it doesn’t recognize a lot of the symbols and functions like integrals or exponents or lists.

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you can see it a little bit better here:

just copy and paste the line.

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You can also use the activity builder to look at it with a scroll bar. teacher.desmos.com handles latex copy pastes really well.

All I did was add a note to a blank screen, then hit ` to switch to equation mode, then ctrl-v to paste.

ctrl-a in desmos calculator works for selecting all when you want to copy paste your super long equations.

Your equation pasted into a note

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ok thank you so much this is just what I was looking for

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If you use the DesModder extension, there is a “Multi-Line Expression” option you can turn on, which will break up long expressions into multiple lines. I personally find it distracting to always have on, but I have used it for specific functions as your doing.

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