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This document shows a few formulas coded in \MATHML\ and typeset by \CONTEXT. The
examples are taken from an old copy of \quote {Handbook of Chemistry and Physics}
as well as \quote {Wiskunde voor het HBO (R.~van Asselt et al.)}. We assume no
responsibility for the coding being 100\% all correct.

These examples are typeset using the default settings. There are several ways to
influence the look and feel of a formula. Details on how to process \MATHML\ can
be found in the \XML\ related documentation that comes with \CONTEXT.

You can get more information on \CONTEXT\ at our website, in \TEX\ usergroup
publications and in (the archives of) the \CONTEXT\ mailing list.

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Hans Hagen
Hasselt, January 2001 / June 2008 / June 2015
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\section{Derivatives}

\showXMLsample {pc-d-001}
\showXMLsample {pc-d-002}
\showXMLsample {pc-d-003}
\showXMLsample {pc-d-004}
\showXMLsample {pc-d-005}
\showXMLsample {pc-d-006}
\showXMLsample {pc-d-007}
\showXMLsample {pc-d-008}
\showXMLsample {pc-d-009}
\showXMLsample {pc-d-010}
\showXMLsample {pc-d-011}
\showXMLsample {pc-d-043}
\showXMLsample {pc-d-051}

\section{Integrals}

\showXMLsample {pc-i-022}
\showXMLsample {pc-i-380}

\section{Series}

\showXMLsample {pc-s-001}
\showXMLsample {pc-s-002}
\showXMLsample {pc-s-003}
\showXMLsample {wh-s-001}
\showXMLsample {wh-s-002}

\section{Logs}

\showXMLsample {wh-l-001}
\showXMLsample {wh-l-002}
\showXMLsample {wh-l-003}
\showXMLsample {wh-l-004}

\section{Goniometrics}

\showXMLsample {wh-g-001}
\showXMLsample {wh-g-002}
\showXMLsample {wh-g-003}
\showXMLsample {wh-g-004}
\showXMLsample {wh-g-005}
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\showXMLsample {wh-g-008}
\showXMLsample {wh-g-009}
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\showXMLsample {wh-g-012}
\showXMLsample {wh-g-013}
\showXMLsample {wh-g-014}
\showXMLsample {wh-g-015}
\showXMLsample {wh-g-016}

% \section{Openmath}

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% \showXMLsample {openmath-1004}
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% \showXMLsample {openmath-1006}

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% \showXMLsample {openmath-2004}
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% \showXMLsample {openmath-2007}
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