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To add words as bubbles to equations in LaTeX, you can use the tikz package. Start by including \usepackage{tikz} in your preamble. In your document, use \tikz to create a bubble. For example: latex Copy Edit \[ y = mx + c \tikz[baseline]{\node[draw, circle, anchor=base] at (0,0) {Slope};} \] Here, \node draws a circular bubble with the text "Slope" positioned near the equation. Adjust the coordinates (0,0) to place the bubble exactly where you want. This approach is flexible and works well for annotating equations visually.
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