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Multi-line equations are also possible (see Equation 2)
The summary of the experimental results is presented in Table 1
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and the text after the figure. The raw data is presented in Appendix A. xxxx xxxxx xxxxx xxxx xxxxx xxxx xxxxxxxxxThe graph of Figure 3 was generated using physica (see the macro file shown in Appendix B). The data points are shown as well as the curve representing the least-squares fit to the data. physica reports the value of the slope of the graph to be , which is equal to . Thus from the graph one can determine everything.
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