{a \above{2pt} b+1} - LaTeX Symbol

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\frac{a}{b + 1}

{a \above{2pt} b+1}

The \above command is used in LaTeX to create fractions with custom spacing. In the expression {a \above{2pt} b+1}, it represents a fraction where 'a' is the numerator and 'b+1' is the denominator, with a 2-point space above the fraction line.

Examples

\frac{x}{y + 2}

Fraction with x as numerator and y+2 as denominator, with 2pt space above the line.

{x \above{2pt} y+2}

\frac{m + n}{k}

Fraction with m+n as numerator and k as denominator, with 2pt space above the line.

{m+n \above{2pt} k}

\frac{p}{q + r}

Fraction with p as numerator and q+r as denominator, with 2pt space above the line.

{p \above{2pt} q+r}