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The math virtual keyboard is a keyboard displayed on screen that gives access to specialized symbols for math input with only a tap.
The math keyboard includes multiple layouts which can be chosen with the layout selector.
The default layouts include the most common math symbols. They are: numeric, symbols, alphabetic and greek letters.
These layouts can be customized to fit specific needs. Learn more about **customizing virtual keyboards**.The Editing Toolbar display icons for common editing functions: Undo, Redo, Paste, Cut and Copy.
If you have a physical keyboard attached, these commands can be invoked with their corresponding keybindings: Ctrl/Command+Z, Ctrl/Command+Y, Ctrl/Command+V, Ctrl/Command+X and Ctrl/Command+C.
Press the Shift Key ⇧ to access alternative symbols. The keyboard updates when the key is pressed to reveal the symbols.
If a physical keyboard is available, the SHIFT or CAPSLOCK key on the physical keyboard can also be used.
The symbol corresponding to the shifted variant is displayed in the top right corner of some keys. Some keys have a shifted variant even though they may not include a top-right label.
A key variant is a symbol that can be accessed by a long press on a keycap. The variant is often related to the original symbol.
To display variants related to a keycap, press and hold the keycap.
Many keycaps have variants, but a few don't.
