I read a similar question on the Google Docs Help forums, but if I copy an equation that contains a symbol without using an image (such as the ∈ symbol), the symbol goes away in the presentation. Is there a way I can create equations in a presentation and/or get an equation that I made in a document out and put it into a presentation without losing any formatting and without using an image?
How to put an equation into a Google Slides and maintain the formatting
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It is true that the notation for the binomial coefficient isn't included in the menu, but you can still use it by using the automatic shortcuts.
When in the equation editor, type \choose
then press space
That's it!
According to a Google Docs community specialist, the Suggesting feature is only available on Google Docs.
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There does not seem to be a way to do this. I have tried
I assume these ways work pre-Google's new layout.
And only fonts (not symbols such as omega) are recognized by the presentation when transferring.
There is a lot of JS/CSS/HTML magic going on in there
As seen above, the symbols differ.
I am not sure why it isn't priority for them as an equation editor has been requested for a while
https://groups.google.com/a/googleproductforums.com/forum/#!category-topic/docs/importing--exporting/VwzZaQR01pI
The ugly workaround would be to download as a .doc re-upload to Google Docs, and let all equations be converted to images now you can share the web clipboard.