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No you can't. But you can take the output of a sage command and get the latex out of it. To do so right click on the output and then select Show math as -> tex command.
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No you can't. But you can take the output of a sage command and get the latex out of it. To do so right click on the output and then select Show math as -> tex command.
You can then paste that latex into the text cell, enclosed within $ symbols.
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No you can't. But you can take the output of a sage command and get the latex out of it. To do so right click on the output and then select Show math as -> tex command.
You can then paste that latex into the text cell, enclosed within $ symbols.
Edit: I forgot to add. You need to either use view() or pretty_print() or enable the Typeset check box to get a typeset output.
