Professional ‘Math Editor’ used to insert equations into documents.
Source: ‘FMath Editor’ Docs add-on – Google Docs add-on
Last week I wrote about Equatio, an add-on to insert mathematical expressions. FMath Editor is another option for entering math equations into documents.
Once installed, you can build your equations from the tool on the right side of your document.
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