Typing Math Symbols and Equations on a Mac

Learn how to type math symbols like the division sign, single-character fractions and more. Find out how you can type complex math equations in Pages.

Comments: 8 Responses to “Typing Math Symbols and Equations on a Mac”

    Moro Pant
    2 years ago

    This is very help. Did not know that LaTeX can be used. Thanks a bunch!

    Peter Nachtwey
    2 years ago

    I use LaTeX. I didn't know pages supported LaTeX. The option character can come in handy for simple things.
    I have been using Mac and didn't know this. Maybe because it wasn't supported early on so I found other means...

    Claudio Silvaggi
    2 years ago

    Thanks brother... ❤️🙏

    Claudio Silvaggi
    2 years ago

    Thanks brother... ❤️🙏

    cesar
    2 years ago

    Thank you Gary, it is VERY usefull tutorial

    cesar
    2 years ago

    Thank you Gary, it is VERY usefull tutorial

    Alan Driver
    2 years ago

    This is a truly useful video tutorial. Many thanks for posting it.

    Ken Nellis
    2 years ago

    Very useful. Good to know that Pages supports MathML, which is also supported by Safari. Thank you! FWIW, the “division symbol” is the emoji variation of the “division sign” so it comprises two Unicode characters: the base “division sign” character (U+00F7) followed by the “VARIATION SELECTOR-16” (U+FE0F), but renders as a single glyph. The “multiplication sign” also has an emoji equivalent.

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