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Inequalities in LaTeX

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In mathematics, an inequality is a relation which makes a non-equal comparison between two numbers or other mathematical expressions. It is used most often to compare two numbers on the number line by their size. There are several different notations used to represent different kinds of inequalities: 

  • The notation a < b means that a is less than b.
  • The notation a > b means that a is greater than b.





Inequalities Symbols and their LaTeX Code : 

TERMSYMBOLLATEX
Less than<<
Greater than>>
Less than equal to\leq\leq
Less than with complete equal to sign\leqq\leqq
Less than equal to slant\leqslant\leqslant
Less than similar to\lesssim\lesssim
Less than approximate\lessapprox\lessapprox
Precedes\prec\prec
Precedes and equal to\preceq\preceq
Less than greater than\lessgtr\lessgtr
Less than equal to greater than\lesseqgtr\lesseqgtr
Greater than equal to\geq\geq
Greater than with complete equal to sign\geqq\geqq
Greater than equal to slant\geqslant\geqslant
Greater than similar to\gtrsim\gtrsim
Greater than approximate to\gtrapprox\gtrapprox
Succeeds\succ\succ
Succeeds and equal to\succeq\succeq
Succeeds and similar to\succsim\succsim
Not less than\nless\nless
Not greater than\ngtr\ngtr
Not less than equal to\nleq\nleq
Not greater than equal to\ngeq\ngeq
Less than not equal to\lneq\lneq
Greater than not equal to\gneq\gneq
Not less than equal to slant\nleqslant\nleqslant
Not greater than equal to slant\ngeqslant\ngeqslant
Lesser lesser than\ll\ll
Triple lesser than\lll\lll
Greater greater than\gg\gg
Triple greater than\ggg\ggg



 



Last Updated : 19 Oct, 2021
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