Greater than or equal to

Timothy

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I need to ask a question , but I can't figure out how to show the (Greater than or equal to sign). I looked back through the forum to see if someone else had used
it , but I did not have any luck.

Tim
 
Timothy said:
I can't figure out how to show the (Greater than or equal to sign).
Either use LaTeX to code for the symbol, or else use the standard text formatting of ">=".

Note: On most forums (such as this one), you can also use the "underline" formatting to add the extra line under the inequality symbol: >

Eliz.
 
Hello, Timothy!

You can use &# 8805; (without the space) to get: ≥

Similarly, use &# 8804; to get: ≤


In LaTeX, use \leq and \geq for: \(\displaystyle \leq\) and \(\displaystyle \geq\)


I used to use Eliz's underline method: [u ]<[/u ] gives <


 
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