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ok i've always been a tnr (times new roman) enjoyer but recently i've switched to eb garamond. but what i've noticed is tnr is more commonly used – i assume because it's convention as a result of english teachers forcing us to use tnr for submissions. but for drafting, i see a lot of eb garamond...

let's say i want to get the original function given the equation of the 2nd derivative: \frac{d^2y}{dx^2}\,3x^2-2x+1 how would you notate it properly? this is what i have rn; idk if it's correct y=\int\left(\int 3x^2-2x+1\,dx\right)\,dx+ C\\

does this vary depending on schools? e.g, some schools go to unsw to do practicals, some schools (namely a selective school that starts with F) bypass nesa's restrictions in some weird way by just giving a qn sheet made from textbooks n whatnot, some schools get students to make a contraption by...