[Tex/LaTex] Margins on a minipage

marginsminipage

I have a formula which very nearly fits on one line, and I'd like it to sit on one line as it looks silly split onto two.

If I reduce the left and right margins for the whole document to 1cm, the long formula fits on one line but the rest of the document looks strange.

Is there any way to set the margins for just that one line to 1cm, while keeping the rest of the document at 2.5cm. Such as using a minipage?

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I would use \hspace{-2mm} and try different values (+ / -) until it will look good.

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[Tex/LaTex] Center over-long equations between both margins

Here's what you want. Please, don't inflict it to your readers

\newsavebox{\overlongequation}
\newenvironment{dontbotheriftheequationisoverlong}
 {\begin{displaymath}\begin{lrbox}{\overlongequation}$\displaystyle}
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You use it just like displaymath (or \[...\])

\begin{dontbotheriftheequationisoverlong}
1+2+3+4+5+6+7+8+9+10+
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