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This depends on the %display setting of Jupyter :

• if simple, show will display a LatexExpr L as str(L)

• if latex, it will display whatever Latex (more precisely MathJax, see Sage's documentation, which h&s some serious detail about this...) does with your LaTeX expression.

<Fuming>

BTW, for the $N^{\text{th}}$ time :

• Learn Python

• Learn Sage

• RTFM

• Peruse prevous answers in this list/forum

• Aim LaTeX questions toa LaTeX list/forum, Jupyter question st a Jupyter list/forum

BEFORE questioning this list/forum with trivialities, FAQs or half-cooked non-questions. In the case in point, a very simple Google would have pointed you at this previous answer.

The time you have already spent asking such non-questions exceeds probably by a fat margin the time you would have spent learning yourself how to answer most of your previous questions by yourself... and I do not even account for the time spent arguing "I have no time for this learning".

<\Fuming>

This depends on the %display setting of Jupyter :

• if simple, show will display a LatexExpr L as str(L)

• if latex, it will display whatever Latex (more precisely MathJax, see Sage's documentation, which h&s some serious detail about this...) does with your LaTeX expression.

<Fuming>

BTW, for the $N^{\text{th}}$ time :

• Learn Python

• Learn Sage

• RTFM

• Peruse prevous answers in this list/forum

• Aim LaTeX questions toa to a LaTeX list/forum, Jupyter question st questions to a Jupyter list/forum

BEFORE questioning this list/forum with trivialities, FAQs or half-cooked non-questions. In the case in point, a very simple Google would have pointed you at this previous answer.

The time you have already spent asking such non-questions exceeds probably by a fat margin the time you would have spent learning yourself how to answer most of your previous questions by yourself... and I do not even account for the time spent arguing "I have no time for this learning".

<\Fuming>

This depends on the %display setting of Jupyter :

• if simple, show will display a LatexExpr L as str(L)

• if latex, it will display whatever Latex (more precisely MathJax, see Sage's documentation, which h&s some serious detail about this...) does with your LaTeX expression.

<Fuming>

BTW, for the $N^{\text{th}}$ time :

• Learn Python

• Learn Sage

• RTFM

• Peruse prevous answers in this list/forum

• Aim LaTeX questions to a LaTeX list/forum, Jupyter questions to a Jupyter list/forum

BEFORE questioning this list/forum with trivialities, FAQs or half-cooked non-questions. In the case in point, a very simple Google would have pointed you at this previous answer.

The time you have already spent asking such non-questions exceeds probably by a fat margin the time you would have spent learning yourself how to answer most of your previous questions by yourself... and I do not even account for the time spent arguing "I have no time for this learning".

<\Fuming>