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3. Can I use the "$$" command for display equations?

3. Can I use the "$$" command for display equations?

1. How do I add line numbers to my paper? How do I fix line numbering around equations?
2. I need a special font for math. What should I use?
3. Can I use the "$$" command for display equations?
4. Can I use the hyperref package?
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13. Can I use the subcaption and/or subfigure packages?
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