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\begin{align}
\alpha\pi\ y_1 + (1-\alpha\ )\pi\ y_2  &\leq\  R[\alpha\ y_1 + (1-\alpha\ )y_2] - C[\alpha\ y_1 + (1-\alpha\ )y_2] \\
&\leq\ (R-C)[\alpha\ y_1 + (1-\alpha\ )y_2] \\
&\leq\pi\ [\alpha\ y_1 + (1-\alpha\ )y_2]
\end{align}

enter image description here Hi how do I get rid of the (e) (f) (g) at the end of each line?

Jasper Habicht
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    Use align* instead of align. Also, don't use the extra, forced, spacing like \alpha\pi\ y_1 – Werner Mar 09 '23 at 06:26
  • @Werner what does that mean? To use extra forced spacing? Sorry I literally just started Latex last night so I've pretty much just been learning by copy/pasting code from youtube haha – jorge Mar 09 '23 at 06:55
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    Let LaTeX dictate how to space content. So, just \alpha\pi y_1, not \alpha\pi\ y_1. You're also adding these control spaces - \ before closing parentheses, like this: (1-a\ ); don't do that... use (1-a). – Werner Mar 09 '23 at 07:02

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