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Inline math formulae in a justified paragraph are stretched.

How to avoid it for any formula in the paragraph?


\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{ragged2e}

\begin{document}
\justifying
Some text with a justified formula
$a+b+c=d$. How don't\linebreak stretch it?

I thought to put it in a box
\makebox{$a+b+c=d$}, but it is not\linebreak
a general solution.
\end{document}


![image.png](/image?hash=0be35e1d289c5ac65a3128acab8f2cab8cea0cdc567e6945a0d50e560d965ddf)

Skillmon
The following changes the definitions of $$ and $$ to always put braces around the complete expression. Pay attention to [@barbara beeton's comment](https://topanswers.xyz/transcript?room=2048&id=138627#c138627), this might not always look good. Also line breaking of inline maths doesn't work this way.

You still get the default behaviour if you use $...$ for inline maths.


\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{ragged2e}

\begin{document}
\justifying
Some text with a justified formula
$$a+b+c=d$$. How don't\linebreak stretch it?

Some text with a justified formula
$a+b+c=d$. How don't\linebreak stretch it?

I thought to put it in a box
\makebox{$a+b+c=d$}, but it is not\linebreak
a general solution.
\end{document}


![nomathstretch.png](/image?hash=fba76a0eac0edc8e42d92a40c96086091826cce8b8a5c02f00ff9f5168991344)

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