Department of Mathematics and Computer Sciencewww.univ-soukahras.dz/en/dept/mi |
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How to put two figures within the same line in Latex ? |
Asked on 15:23, Friday 6 May 2016 By Imed Bou (-97 points) |
answers (4)
Answer (1)
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the code: documentclass{article} usepackage{graphicx} egin{document} egin{figure}[!htb] egin{minipage}{0.48 extwidth} centering includegraphics[width=.7linewidth]{image-1} caption{Interpolation for Data 1}label{Fig:Data1} end{minipage}hfill egin {minipage}{0.48 extwidth} centering includegraphics[width=.7linewidth]{-image-2} caption{Interpolation for Data 2}label{Fig:Data2} end{minipage} end{figure} end{document} |
Answered on 00:00, Thursday 1 Jan 1970 by houssem djefaflia |
Answer (2)
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this is an example: // this is for figure 1
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Answered on 01:16, Saturday 7 May 2016 by Aterrai Zakaria |
Answer (3)
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better make use of the subfigure package ? |
Answered on 08:29, Saturday 7 May 2016 by Imed BOUCHRIKA |
Answer (4)
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two figures within the same line and the same caption ( title) \begin{figure}[h] |
Answered on 17:47, Friday 27 May 2016 by amirat abdallah |