variables in two different colors
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Good morning!
Attached I have a page from a math book that has a section on variables printed in two different emphasized colors (black and red). It starts out simple, but over the course of pages, more variables, cancellation indicators, etc. So, I thought the simpler the better. Question: If I put a TN first stating red variables are shown as boldfaced (they would each get the boldface indicator, ELI, capital, and then variable letter), would I even need to give the black variables any special emphasis? I don't want to use parentheses, because they are used in some examples with these variables.
Thank you!
SusanI think you have made a pretty good suggestion. The bold face indicator would apply to either negative numbers or negative variables. Your tn would have to state that the unemphasized letters are black. Perhaps you could also specify that the letters are uppercase in print, which would allow you to simplify even more.
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