View question - ≈ vs. ~ --- Which symbol is more correct to use?
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Difference between "≈", "≃", and "≅" - Mathematics Stack Exchange
The approximation sign "≈" I use for decimal approximations with tilde "~" being a rougher approximation. Tilde "~" I use to state a geometric shape is similar to another one ie a triangle of sides 3/4/5 is similar to a triangle with sides 30/40/50. I write ABC ~ A'B'C' where A'B'C' is a dilated version of the pre-image.
Use of approximation sign - Mathematics Stack Exchange
2017年8月2日 · I have a question regarding the placement of the almost equal to sign in relation to the equal to sign. For example, can I write: $$129{.}87\cdot 6\approx 130 \cdot 6 = 780 $$ or is it more correct to write: $$129{.}87\cdot 6\approx 130 \cdot 6 \approx 780 $$ since $129{.}87\cdot 6$ is not equal to the approximation $780$?
Definition of the approx. symbol - Mathematics Stack Exchange
2018年12月16日 · $$\frac{1}{3} \approx 0.33333...$$ because it's pretty clear what goes in that "..." - an infinite amount of $3$ 's. And, technically, since every number has an infinite decimal representation, with some numbers (I'll skip the details on which numbers those are) ending entirely $0$ 's or $9$ 's, we likewise wouldn't say
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2020年1月10日 · I would like to use half of the \approx approx symbol as an accent above a variable instead of \sim. This is due to formatting reasons, see. The symbols are almost equivalent, however \sim is slightly more stretched vertically as far as I'm concerned. Are there anyways to cut the \approx symbol in half or change the vertical scale of \sim? Thanks!
When should we write $\\approx$ (approximately symbol)?
$\begingroup$ Perhaps the correct option (and the one I am currently using) is $(3)$ because of the transitivity of the symbols of equality $=$ and approximately $\approx$. $\endgroup$ – manooooh Commented Sep 24, 2018 at 22:44
What’s the difference between equals signs ≈, ≅, and ≃?
2017年6月29日 · I suppose similarity is an equivalence relation. $\equiv$ is "equivalent to" and appears in regularly in modular arithmetic. $\approx$ is aproximately. $\cong$ is congruence or isomorphism. And of course $=$ is equality. $\endgroup$ –
logic - what is the difference between ≈ and ≃? - Mathematics …
Symbols such as $\sim,\approx,\simeq,\approxeq,=,\equiv,\fallingdotseq,\risingdotseq,\doteqdot,\dots$ where lines are generally parallel or squiggles generally represent equivalence relations. Some specific equivalence relations may have standard choices for which symbol to use ( such as how our …
How to use the negated approximate sign - LaTeX Stack Exchange
2013年5月31日 · \not\approx The placement of the diagonal bar is not always ideal, which is why the negation of \in has its own command \notin. In the case of \not\approx there is no problem. Here's a visual comparison: above the normal rendition of the symbol, using Computer Modern Math Symbols, below the mathabx rendition. A difference in shape is evident.
Using the basic \approx symbol with MnSymbol - TeX
2017年7月4日 · When you save the "approx" then the "origapprox is created" When you restore "approx" by the command: \restore{last}{approx} then the "approx" has to become again the same as "origapprox" that have been saved and "lastapprox" will become the last value of approx before restoring. So if we have the next code: