You are developing a scientific web page, and you need to display chemical equations. How would you use HTML tags to format the subscript and superscript in chemical equations?
- Use the
and tags. - Use the
and - Use the and tags.
- Use the
and tags.
The tag is used for subscript (e.g., H2O for water) and the tag is used for superscript (e.g., E = mc2 for Einstein's equation). They are crucial for correctly displaying scientific notations and equations in an HTML document.
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