In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Since the app works the same on every platform, this method will work for any mobile device. If you don’t have Microsoft Word, you can download it for free from the Google Play Store (Android) or App store (iOS). When you tap Home, a list of options appears. To see this option on a phone, you will need to tap the pencil icon above the text area to edit the document. Tap the up arrow on the right side of the menu that appears above your keyboard. If you’re using a tablet, the ribbon with Home, Insert, Draw, and Layout appears above the text area.  You might have to scroll down the list to see this on phones. For example, if you want to achieve a²+b²=c², type “a2+b2=c2.” If you can’t find the symbol you need on your keyboard, you can always copy and paste it into the document from other sources. A box will pop up above your equation.  Your symbols and numbers will change into an equation format.
Summary: Open your Word document. Tap Home. Tap Insert. Tap Equation or Insert New Equation. Type your equation. Double-tap your typed equation. Tap Math Options. Tap Professional.

Quiet people tend to be less impulsive, and they consider decisions from multiple angles before acting. They move with a deliberate strength and don't jump into situations easily. This can help you make better decisions, especially about what to say. Before you act, be sure to take a moment to truly consider what's about to happen. If you think about your words before you speak, it will benefit your relationships and your work/school life. and gentle. Quiet people are easier to approach than people who are loud and aggressive. They generally keep unassuming body language and neutral expressions on their face, instead of being wrapped up in some drama that is currently unfolding. Because of this, quiet people are often believed to be nicer than louder, more aggressive individuals, whether or not that's the case.  To stay open and approachable, keep your head up, looking around, surveying your surroundings. Keep a casual, comfortable stance like you would if you were sitting in an empty waiting room. Take a moment to see things you wouldn't otherwise notice if you were busy chitchatting with whoever is next to you. and patient. When you're with a quiet person, that person can have a calming effect on the situation and can help others to settle down and think more clearly. Why can’t this person be you? When everyone is freaking out, you can be the voice of reason. When you do speak up, it happens so rarely that people automatically take notice. This can actually give you a lot of power and turn you into a quiet, effective leader. When you're the one that's calm, cool, and collected and the one speaking tersely and effectively, people will be drawn to follow your lead. by being to the point and reliable. Always tell the truth and follow through on your promises. Use your words sparingly, but make each one matter. Over time, people will value this quality in you.
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One-sentence summary -- Think before you act. Keep your body language approachable Be calm Earn others' trust

Q: Make sure the seats where you and your partner will be sitting are clean and clutter-free. Remove food wrappers, trash, worn clothes, or anything else that might smell bad.  Run a vacuum over the seats if they’re dirty. Most car washes and some gas stations have vacuum cleaners you can use on your car. If you’re worried about smells, hang up an air freshener or spritz some odor-eliminating spray in your car. Wipe down the dashboard and door handles by the passenger seat, and remove any trash or clutter that might be sitting in compartments in the side door. Try to pay attention to whether they seem like they’re too hot or too cold. If you’re not sure, just ask! Remember not to run your battery down if you plan to be there for a while. If you want to cool down the car, ask your partner whether they prefer the windows or air conditioning, as some people might prefer fresh air, while others might not like too much wind from outside. Playing fun, lighthearted, or sexy music can help your partner feel more comfortable and can make any silences less awkward. If you happen to know your partner’s favorite band or genre, put that on to help them feel even more relaxed. Drive to your favorite nearby spot, or suggest your partner take you to a place with a view. At the very least, find somewhere that’s slightly hidden.  If you live in an area that's not too flat, try to find a hill or other spot with a scenic overlook. You could also try driving to a nearby park and finding a place that's a bit more hidden by trees. Don’t park under a streetlamp, or in your partner’s brightly-lit driveway where parents might see. Make sure you’re allowed to be parked in your spot. For example, a lot of parks close at sunset and you could get in trouble for trespassing if you park your car there.
A: Get rid of any smelly, dirty, or unpleasant-looking mood killers. Adjust the temperature of your car to make sure your partner is comfortable. Put on relaxing music to set the mood. Find a scenic or secluded place to park the car.

Article: Many local news programs will stream the news broadcast online for free at the same time that the show airs on TV. You can usually access these feeds directly from the news site's homepage. Not every channel supports this, so check with your local channels for availability. You'll be able to watch the news just as if you were watching from your TV, commercials and all. You won't be able to continue watching the channels after the show ends, however. News sites will only broadcast the news show; if you want to keep watching that channel, you will need to use one of the methods listed above.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Visit your local news site. Watch the news.

Problem: Article: As much as possible, try to arrive to work calm and prepared.  Arriving early will give you time to check emails, organize your space, and get ready for your day.  Coming to work late often sets your day off on the wrong foot. Set your alarm earlier than normal, have a healthy breakfast, and give yourself plenty of time to get to work. A part of avoiding bad days is knowing when and when not to have serious conversations with coworkers. If you or another worker are having a bad day, don't try to set up a meeting unless absolutely necessary.  For instance, if your boss seems to be having a bad day, don't go ask for a raise. If the conversation is necessary, try to send an email instead.  Read and reread it to make sure it sounds as friendly as possible. Prioritize this list so that you don't end up rushing to complete important tasks.  Identify what is most important to complete now and set goals to complete certain tasks before lunch.  If you have a pressing deadline, complete items related to that task first. You might write down things like respond to emails, finish a Powerpoint presentation, or complete an online training. Many bad work days are caused by a lack of preparation.  If you have a meeting or assignment due soon, prepare as much as possible.  Don't arrive to meetings without updates and questions. Should you have a presentation coming up, practice beforehand to smooth out any kinks. While doing a lot of things at once may make you feel like you are getting more things done, usually it just ends up creating more stress and less focus. Having too much caffeine or sugary foods might end up making you feel stressed, anxious or too sluggish. If you find that you are having more bad days at work than good ones, it might be time to move on. If you know that you're doing the best you can, then start looking for new places of employment.If someone is harassing you at work or if you are being treated unfairly, report them to management or to Human Resources.
Summary:
Arrive to work five or ten minutes early. Postpone any nonessential conversations during high-stress times. Create a to-do list when you arrive at work. Prepare for all meetings and work assignments. Avoid multitasking. Take note of what you eat and drink. Find a new job if your work environment is toxic.