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I am looking to be able to write this:
https://imgur.com/a/FFMifhs
but I'm a little stuck with the arrows and what not concerning the arrows underneath the matrix. I've got this so far:
beginpmatrix
1 & 2 & 3 & 4 \
square & square & square & square
\ $uparrow$
endpmatrix
Thanks for the help.
formatting symbols matrices
edited Aug 8 at 21:46
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I am looking to be able to write this:
https://imgur.com/a/FFMifhs
but I'm a little stuck with the arrows and what not concerning the arrows underneath the matrix. I've got this so far:
beginpmatrix
1 & 2 & 3 & 4 \
square & square & square & square
\ $uparrow$
endpmatrix
Thanks for the help.
formatting symbols matrices
edited Aug 8 at 21:46
Sebastiano
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asked Aug 8 at 21:43
Zombiegit123
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up vote
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I am looking to be able to write this:
https://imgur.com/a/FFMifhs
but I'm a little stuck with the arrows and what not concerning the arrows underneath the matrix. I've got this so far:
beginpmatrix
1 & 2 & 3 & 4 \
square & square & square & square
\ $uparrow$
endpmatrix
Thanks for the help.
formatting symbols matrices
edited Aug 8 at 21:46
Sebastiano
7,65731553
asked Aug 8 at 21:43
Zombiegit123
184
I am looking to be able to write this:
https://imgur.com/a/FFMifhs
but I'm a little stuck with the arrows and what not concerning the arrows underneath the matrix. I've got this so far:
beginpmatrix
1 & 2 & 3 & 4 \
square & square & square & square
\ $uparrow$
endpmatrix
Thanks for the help.
formatting symbols matrices
edited Aug 8 at 21:46
Sebastiano
7,65731553
asked Aug 8 at 21:43
Zombiegit123
184
edited Aug 8 at 21:46
Sebastiano
7,65731553
edited Aug 8 at 21:46
Sebastiano
7,65731553
edited Aug 8 at 21:46
Sebastiano
7,65731553
7,65731553
asked Aug 8 at 21:43
Zombiegit123
184
asked Aug 8 at 21:43
Zombiegit123
184
asked Aug 8 at 21:43
Zombiegit123
184
184
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documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,amssymb,tikz
newcommandPoss[1]ifnum#1=1
tikz[remember picture]node(node-#1)$scriptscriptstyle beginarrayc#1~textposs-\
textibilityendarray$
else
tikz[remember picture]node(node-#1)$scriptscriptstyle beginarrayc#1~textposs-\
textibilitiesendarray$
fi
begindocument
[beginpmatrix
1 & 2 & 3 & 4 \
square & square & square & square
\ uparrow & uparrow &uparrow &uparrow \
Poss4 & Poss3 & Poss2 & Poss1 \[-1.6cm]
endpmatrix]
tikz[overlay,remember picture]foreach X [count=Y] in 2,3,4
path (node-Y) -- (node-X) node[midway]$scriptstyletimes$;
enddocument
answered Aug 8 at 22:18
marmot
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Brilliant, thanks so much. Never would have got this!
– Zombiegit123
Aug 8 at 22:43
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You could use the tabular environment instead of a matrix.
Here is my solution:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
usepackageamssymb
usepackagemultirow
usepackagearray
begindocument
begintabularccccccc
multirow2*$biggl($
& 1 & 2 & 3 & 4 &
multirow2*$biggr)$ \
& $square$ & $square$ & $square$ & $square$ & &\
& $uparrow$ & $uparrow$ & $uparrow$ & $uparrow$ & &\
& multicolumn1c!makebox[0pt]$times$parbox7exsmall 4 possibilities
& multicolumn1c!makebox[0pt]$times$parbox7exsmall 3 possibilities
& multicolumn1c!makebox[0pt]$times$parbox7exsmall 2 possibilities
& parbox7exsmall 1 possibilities
& =
& $4!$ possibilities \
endtabular
enddocument
This is what I obtain:
answered Aug 8 at 22:12
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Good +1. Can you edit your answer because possibilities is not in math mode?
– Sebastiano
Aug 8 at 22:32
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2 Answers
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active
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active
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documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,amssymb,tikz
newcommandPoss[1]ifnum#1=1
tikz[remember picture]node(node-#1)$scriptscriptstyle beginarrayc#1~textposs-\
textibilityendarray$
else
tikz[remember picture]node(node-#1)$scriptscriptstyle beginarrayc#1~textposs-\
textibilitiesendarray$
fi
begindocument
[beginpmatrix
1 & 2 & 3 & 4 \
square & square & square & square
\ uparrow & uparrow &uparrow &uparrow \
Poss4 & Poss3 & Poss2 & Poss1 \[-1.6cm]
endpmatrix]
tikz[overlay,remember picture]foreach X [count=Y] in 2,3,4
path (node-Y) -- (node-X) node[midway]$scriptstyletimes$;
enddocument
answered Aug 8 at 22:18
marmot
54.6k459118
Brilliant, thanks so much. Never would have got this!
– Zombiegit123
Aug 8 at 22:43
add a comment |Â
up vote
4
down vote
accepted
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,amssymb,tikz
newcommandPoss[1]ifnum#1=1
tikz[remember picture]node(node-#1)$scriptscriptstyle beginarrayc#1~textposs-\
textibilityendarray$
else
tikz[remember picture]node(node-#1)$scriptscriptstyle beginarrayc#1~textposs-\
textibilitiesendarray$
fi
begindocument
[beginpmatrix
1 & 2 & 3 & 4 \
square & square & square & square
\ uparrow & uparrow &uparrow &uparrow \
Poss4 & Poss3 & Poss2 & Poss1 \[-1.6cm]
endpmatrix]
tikz[overlay,remember picture]foreach X [count=Y] in 2,3,4
path (node-Y) -- (node-X) node[midway]$scriptstyletimes$;
enddocument
answered Aug 8 at 22:18
marmot
54.6k459118
Brilliant, thanks so much. Never would have got this!
– Zombiegit123
Aug 8 at 22:43
add a comment |Â
up vote
4
down vote
accepted
up vote
4
down vote
accepted
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,amssymb,tikz
newcommandPoss[1]ifnum#1=1
tikz[remember picture]node(node-#1)$scriptscriptstyle beginarrayc#1~textposs-\
textibilityendarray$
else
tikz[remember picture]node(node-#1)$scriptscriptstyle beginarrayc#1~textposs-\
textibilitiesendarray$
fi
begindocument
[beginpmatrix
1 & 2 & 3 & 4 \
square & square & square & square
\ uparrow & uparrow &uparrow &uparrow \
Poss4 & Poss3 & Poss2 & Poss1 \[-1.6cm]
endpmatrix]
tikz[overlay,remember picture]foreach X [count=Y] in 2,3,4
path (node-Y) -- (node-X) node[midway]$scriptstyletimes$;
enddocument
answered Aug 8 at 22:18
marmot
54.6k459118
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,amssymb,tikz
newcommandPoss[1]ifnum#1=1
tikz[remember picture]node(node-#1)$scriptscriptstyle beginarrayc#1~textposs-\
textibilityendarray$
else
tikz[remember picture]node(node-#1)$scriptscriptstyle beginarrayc#1~textposs-\
textibilitiesendarray$
fi
begindocument
[beginpmatrix
1 & 2 & 3 & 4 \
square & square & square & square
\ uparrow & uparrow &uparrow &uparrow \
Poss4 & Poss3 & Poss2 & Poss1 \[-1.6cm]
endpmatrix]
tikz[overlay,remember picture]foreach X [count=Y] in 2,3,4
path (node-Y) -- (node-X) node[midway]$scriptstyletimes$;
enddocument
answered Aug 8 at 22:18
marmot
54.6k459118
answered Aug 8 at 22:18
marmot
54.6k459118
answered Aug 8 at 22:18
marmot
54.6k459118
answered Aug 8 at 22:18
marmot
54.6k459118
54.6k459118
Brilliant, thanks so much. Never would have got this!
– Zombiegit123
Aug 8 at 22:43
add a comment |Â
Brilliant, thanks so much. Never would have got this!
– Zombiegit123
Aug 8 at 22:43
Brilliant, thanks so much. Never would have got this!
– Zombiegit123
Aug 8 at 22:43
Brilliant, thanks so much. Never would have got this!
– Zombiegit123
Aug 8 at 22:43
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
You could use the tabular environment instead of a matrix.
Here is my solution:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
usepackageamssymb
usepackagemultirow
usepackagearray
begindocument
begintabularccccccc
multirow2*$biggl($
& 1 & 2 & 3 & 4 &
multirow2*$biggr)$ \
& $square$ & $square$ & $square$ & $square$ & &\
& $uparrow$ & $uparrow$ & $uparrow$ & $uparrow$ & &\
& multicolumn1c!makebox[0pt]$times$parbox7exsmall 4 possibilities
& multicolumn1c!makebox[0pt]$times$parbox7exsmall 3 possibilities
& multicolumn1c!makebox[0pt]$times$parbox7exsmall 2 possibilities
& parbox7exsmall 1 possibilities
& =
& $4!$ possibilities \
endtabular
enddocument
This is what I obtain:
answered Aug 8 at 22:12
Source
52018
1
Good +1. Can you edit your answer because possibilities is not in math mode?
– Sebastiano
Aug 8 at 22:32
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
You could use the tabular environment instead of a matrix.
Here is my solution:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
usepackageamssymb
usepackagemultirow
usepackagearray
begindocument
begintabularccccccc
multirow2*$biggl($
& 1 & 2 & 3 & 4 &
multirow2*$biggr)$ \
& $square$ & $square$ & $square$ & $square$ & &\
& $uparrow$ & $uparrow$ & $uparrow$ & $uparrow$ & &\
& multicolumn1c!makebox[0pt]$times$parbox7exsmall 4 possibilities
& multicolumn1c!makebox[0pt]$times$parbox7exsmall 3 possibilities
& multicolumn1c!makebox[0pt]$times$parbox7exsmall 2 possibilities
& parbox7exsmall 1 possibilities
& =
& $4!$ possibilities \
endtabular
enddocument
This is what I obtain:
answered Aug 8 at 22:12
Source
52018
1
Good +1. Can you edit your answer because possibilities is not in math mode?
– Sebastiano
Aug 8 at 22:32
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
up vote
2
down vote
You could use the tabular environment instead of a matrix.
Here is my solution:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
usepackageamssymb
usepackagemultirow
usepackagearray
begindocument
begintabularccccccc
multirow2*$biggl($
& 1 & 2 & 3 & 4 &
multirow2*$biggr)$ \
& $square$ & $square$ & $square$ & $square$ & &\
& $uparrow$ & $uparrow$ & $uparrow$ & $uparrow$ & &\
& multicolumn1c!makebox[0pt]$times$parbox7exsmall 4 possibilities
& multicolumn1c!makebox[0pt]$times$parbox7exsmall 3 possibilities
& multicolumn1c!makebox[0pt]$times$parbox7exsmall 2 possibilities
& parbox7exsmall 1 possibilities
& =
& $4!$ possibilities \
endtabular
enddocument
This is what I obtain:
answered Aug 8 at 22:12
Source
52018
You could use the tabular environment instead of a matrix.
Here is my solution:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
usepackageamssymb
usepackagemultirow
usepackagearray
begindocument
begintabularccccccc
multirow2*$biggl($
& 1 & 2 & 3 & 4 &
multirow2*$biggr)$ \
& $square$ & $square$ & $square$ & $square$ & &\
& $uparrow$ & $uparrow$ & $uparrow$ & $uparrow$ & &\
& multicolumn1c!makebox[0pt]$times$parbox7exsmall 4 possibilities
& multicolumn1c!makebox[0pt]$times$parbox7exsmall 3 possibilities
& multicolumn1c!makebox[0pt]$times$parbox7exsmall 2 possibilities
& parbox7exsmall 1 possibilities
& =
& $4!$ possibilities \
endtabular
enddocument
This is what I obtain:
answered Aug 8 at 22:12
Source
52018
edited Aug 8 at 23:01
answered Aug 8 at 22:12
Source
52018
answered Aug 8 at 22:12
Source
52018
answered Aug 8 at 22:12
Source
52018
52018
1
Good +1. Can you edit your answer because possibilities is not in math mode?
– Sebastiano
Aug 8 at 22:32
add a comment |Â
1
Good +1. Can you edit your answer because possibilities is not in math mode?
– Sebastiano
Aug 8 at 22:32
1
1
Good +1. Can you edit your answer because possibilities is not in math mode?
– Sebastiano
Aug 8 at 22:32
Good +1. Can you edit your answer because possibilities is not in math mode?
– Sebastiano
Aug 8 at 22:32
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– Sebastiano
Aug 8 at 21:53