Lab 2 Report Rubric - professional formula This lab report is aimed at helping you get familiar with how to use the equation editor in Microsoft Word to produce high quality mathematical expressions. It is a good practice to type in mathematic formulas using keyboard alone; because using a mouse to click menu item to type in formulas slows down the process, especially when one has many formulas to work on. At the following two links, you can find quick start information and some commonly used key stroke shortcuts to insert various mathematical symbols, operators and equations. http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/word-help/linear-format-equations-and-math-autocorrect-in-wordHA101861025.aspx Please answer the following questions in the lab report There are many key stroke shortcuts for typing in various math symbols. For example, in the equation mode, if you type in the shortcut \"\\infty\" followed by the space key, you will get . Please do some research to find out the shortcuts for the following: 1. (2pts) To get into equation editing mode from regular text editing mode, what is the key stroke shortcut? 2. (2pts) To type in the upper case Greek letter (delta), what is the key stroke shortcut? 3 3. (2pts) To type in the formula 2 , what is the key stroke shortcut? 4. (2pts) To type in a temperature 78, what is the key stroke shortcut? 5. (2pts) To type in a formula +, what is the key stroke shortcut? , what is the key stroke shortcut? 6. (2pts) To type in a vector dot product Please reproduce the following equations in the lab report sound 3 , 2 bottle (3)( + 1.45) 1 2 ) a b ( = =1 sin() 2 Item 0 points 4 points In the equations, are regular math symbols in italic font? No Yes In the equations, are function names (the sine function) and subscripts in regular, non-italic font? No Yes The 3 equations listed above are all correctly reproduced. (10 points) No Yes Don't forget to attach a copy of this rubric to your lab report, otherwise 5 points will be marked down