Use math inside a document without the input/output cells showing up?

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Hello,
I am new to Mathematica. I am creating design document where I would like to show output of formula or math inside the document. Such as

2+4 = 6

at present when I enter =2+4 I get the result 6 in a different output cell. Is there a way I can simply type 2+4= and get 6 at the end without any other formatting, label or colours?

In specific I am trying to use the round function in my document

would like to have in the document

Round[11/10] = 1

Thank you for your help,
Akhilesh Bhartia

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A simplistic solution is Evaluate In Place…

  • use a Text Cell, using Alt+7
  • type Round[11/10]=Round[11/10]
  • select the second one
  • use menu item Evaluation >> Evaluate In Place

HTH.

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For inline formulas within the text you can use the menu item Insert > Typesetting.

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Thank you. Ill try them out

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In three steps:

1. Start a text cell, and type whatever you want

Blah blah blah. An equality:

2. Add the math expression, wrapped in HoldForm and TeXForm, as an Inline Cell

Blah blah blah. An equality: TeXForm@HoldForm[2+4=6]

3. Mark the whole Inline Cell, rightclick and select Evaluate in Place

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- This should now be the result:

Blah blah blah. An equality: 2+4=6