Mathematics

You can use diferent maths operations with pandoc, here you might get the idea of how they are done

For more information, check Maths

Markdown, LaTeX, Emacs Org mode, ConTeXt

You can create Mathematical formulas and operations using Pandoc, to do such simple type the formula like this:

$(a + b)$

You’ll need to phrase all the mathematical formulas leaving a blank space on the left before the first $ and a blank space on the right in the last $

You can of course, use signs and other variables, to do such, simply take a look at this PDF, it contain a list of usefull signs that can be used inside the $ $

Another source with usefull signs: Here

A quick example:

$3 \pi r$

Will be translated into 3PIr with the PI sign.

Another example:

$\pi \cdot R^{2}$

This will be translated into PI * R^2

Better Usage

The best way to use the formulas is the following:

$$
(a + b) \cdot \pi + \int_0^5{2x}
$$

This will center the formula and at the same time make it in a new line, so it will have better space and will be better to look at.

reStructuredText

The syntax it’s diferent, you can use:

:math:`A_\text{c} = (\pi/4) d^2`.

This will create the correct maths text.