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Compact Cheat Sheet Template Guide

This document provides instructions for creating a compact cheat sheet using LaTeX. It describes how to use headings like section and subsection to outline the sheet. Both inline and display math formulas will be typeset properly using amsmath. Lists can be made more compact using enumitem. Tables of full column width can be created using tabularx. The code template allows for customization of the cheat sheet.

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Compact Cheat Sheet Template Guide

This document provides instructions for creating a compact cheat sheet using LaTeX. It describes how to use headings like section and subsection to outline the sheet. Both inline and display math formulas will be typeset properly using amsmath. Lists can be made more compact using enumitem. Tables of full column width can be created using tabularx. The code template allows for customization of the cheat sheet.

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Usage

This is a template for compact cheat sheets. Read the code for
customization options.

Headings
Use the familiar section, subsection, subsubsection or their
asterisk variants to outline your sheet.

Math mode
1 n
Both inline formulas, like n −1 ∑i=1 ( xi − µ)2 , and display formu-
las, like
n
1
n−1 ∑ ( x i − µ )2
i =1

work. We included the amsmath package, so e. g. align also


works
n
1
E( X ) =
n ∑ xi
i =1
n
1
Var( X ) =
n ∑ xi2
i =1

Lists
We use the enumitem package to make itemize lists more com-
pact.
• Item 1
• Item 2
• Item 2.1
• Item 2.2
• Item 2.2.1
• Item 2.2.2
• Item 3

Tables
Use tabularx to make tables of full column width.
1 Entry 1
2 Entry 2

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