Updating html to mathjax#212
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I updated each algorithm example to use mathjax for the complexities.
The rendering of the mathjax should be better now. I realized I was using
$$ {some latex} $$and the double$$renders the latex HTML with display block. Then I was overwriting the CSS property to use inline. I just switched it to$ {some latex} $and the mathjax is inlined now. Before it was very noticeable that the mathjax was being rendered and the css property was being changed. It looks a lot smoother now when it loads.