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# Inclure du texte dans des équations en LaTeX

Ceci est la 13e vidéo d’une série de 21 de [le Dr Vincent Knight](http://bit.ly/186ai3Z) de l’Université de Cardiff. Il y a des cas où nous souhaitons inclure du texte dans les mathématiques, et nous devons indiquer à LaTeX que nous écrivons du texte, sinon il supposera que le mot est en réalité une suite de symboles. Nous montrons ici deux approches pour mettre correctement en forme ce type de texte, la première utilisant la `\mbox` commande, et la seconde utilisant la `\text` commande qui nécessite le `amsmath` package.

{% embed url="<https://www.youtube.com/embed/408OEiq3ybU>" %}

Pour essayer cela vous-même, cliquez ici pour [ouvrir l’exemple « Text in Mathematics »](https://www.overleaf.com/latex/examples/hello-world-example/bwftqhxfjpdk).


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