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LaTex format, \\(\\boldsymbol {\\tan(\\theta_{2} ) = frac {F_{1} \\sin(\\theta_(1});(F_(r} - F_(1} \\cos(\\theta_{1} )} }\\). This format uses LaTex commands like \\frac for fractions, which is not directly supported by the input method shown in the image. The student's feedback "can't use that format for c" indicates that the mathematical expression needs to be written in a linear, programming-like format using standard operators (e.g., * for multiplication, / for division, parentheses for grouping). Based on the virtual keyboard buttons, the expression should be entered as a linear string without special formatting like \\frac. Therefore, the expression \\(\\frac {F_{1} \\sin(\\theta_{1} )} {F_{r) - F_{1} \\cos(\\theta_{1} ); \\) should be converted to a format suitable for a linear input field. The equivalent linear format would be: (F1 * sin(thetal)) / (Fr - F1 * cos(thetal)) This format uses parentheses to group the numerator and denominator, * for multiplication, / for division, and sin and cos as function calls. This aligns with the typical input methods for such online problem-solving platforms