Say i have some variable k
that I can change, and an equation. How do I make the equation invisible, if, for example, k<0
is true?
I tried to append {k<0}
to the equation, which just made the equation invisible at all values of k
.
Say i have some variable k
that I can change, and an equation. How do I make the equation invisible, if, for example, k<0
is true?
I tried to append {k<0}
to the equation, which just made the equation invisible at all values of k
.
It should work with curly braces, for example: $$x^2\left\{x > 0\right\}$$
Here's an example graph