Superscript and Subscript in PPT
It can be a registered brand, a footnote, or a math formula that you need to properly write. “2^2+2” is not the same as “22+2”, is it? Using superscript or subscript in a proper way makes a whole difference in texts. If it’s for your mathematical or physics complex formulas or just an anecdotal footnote, let’s figure out how to write them in a PowerPoint presentation!
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