Using Sigma in Equations

This video tutorial guides viewers through the process of typing equations in Microsoft Word. It covers inserting symbols like Sigma, using square roots and fractions, adding large operators and brackets, and finalizing equations with subscripts and accents. The tutorial is concise, ensuring viewers can learn the standard procedure for equation typing in under five minutes.

What is the main goal of this tutorial?

• To design a website using HTML.

• To understand the basics of Excel formulas.

• To learn how to create a presentation in PowerPoint.

• To learn how to type any kind of equation in Microsoft Word.

Which tab do you need to click first to start typing an equation in Microsoft Word?

• Layout

• Home

• Insert

• Design

What symbol is inserted first when typing the equation?

• Pi

• Delta

• Sigma

• Omega

How do you make the Sigma symbol more visible?

• Add a border

• Increase its size

• Change its color

• Rotate it

What is the next step after inserting the Sigma symbol?

• Insert a fraction

• Insert a square root

• Insert a chart

• Insert a table

Where do you find the option to insert a square root?

• In the Design tab

• In the Equations section

• Under the Insert tab

• In the Layout tab

What is the first thing you need to put in the dotted box of the square root?

• A fraction

• A text

• A number

• A symbol

What do you type in the denominator of the fraction?

• n / 2

• n * 2

• n - 1

• n + 1

Which operator is used for summation in the equation?

• Small operator

• Extra-large operator

• Large operator

• Medium operator

What do you need to add to the equation after using the large operator?

• A table

• Brackets

• A text box

• A chart