I can't directly convert images to LaTeX code, but there are tools available that can help.

Here
are a few options:

• Mathpix Snip is a free app that can convert images of handwritten or printed math equations to
LaTeX code. It's available for desktop and mobile devices.
• Online LaTeX converters There are a number of websites that offer image to LaTeX
conversion, such as Mathpix https://mathpix.com/ and Latex.Online https://www.overleaf.com/.
These services typically work by uploading an image of the equation, and then the website will
attempt to convert it to LaTeX code.
The accuracy of these tools can vary, so it may be necessary to edit the generated LaTeX code
manually. However, they can be a helpful starting point for converting images of equations to
LaTeX code.

Here are some additional tips for converting images to LaTeX code:

• Make sure the image is clear and well-lit.

• Crop the image so that it only includes the equation that you want to convert.
• If the equation is handwritten, try to write it neatly and legibly.
By following these tips, you can improve the accuracy of the conversion process.