Quizgecko can display mathematical notation in quiz and study content. This is useful for maths, science, statistics, engineering, and any subject that uses equations or symbols.
When the AI finds mathematical content during generation, it will usually write those expressions in LaTeX. Quizgecko then renders the LaTeX as readable equations in the quiz experience.
Here is an example question:
Manually writing math
To write maths notation yourself, use LaTeX syntax. Quizgecko uses KaTeX on the web, so the supported syntax is listed here: https://katex.org/docs/supported.html
For best compatibility, wrap inline maths in single dollar signs:
$Z = \\frac{X - \\sigma}{\\mu}$
You can also use these common LaTeX delimiters:
$...$for inline maths$$...$$for display equations\\(...\\)for inline maths\\[...\\]for display equations
If the AI writes an equation but it does not display correctly, edit the question and check that the formula is wrapped in one of the formats above. In the course editor, use the preview option to check how the maths will render before saving.
After saving, the equation will render in the quiz where mathematical notation is supported.