List of Mathematical Symbols in English | Math Symbols Vocabulary Words

[@piacomispl2023]

I love how he explained what "approximately equal to" means but not "congruent to"

[@StevenLubick]

I noticed that too

[@BrasilBrazMoreira]

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[@davicanto2899]

≈ means approximately equal to ~ means asymptotically equal to ≅ means congruent to (geometry) ≡ means congruent to (modular arithmetic)

[@bernardoleitao6370]

you save my day

[@MrMousley]

Exactly what I was about to say !

[@jennaa4941]

Part 3 3:11 golden ratio (φ) 3:15 ampersand (&) 3:18 percent (%)

[@Hyundaiuniverseex]

Golden ratio φ 3:09

[@PlaytimeEliandEros]

Ω×∞=Ω^4?

[@tonyvega1705]

@@PlaytimeEliandEros ∞ x a = ∞, as well as Ω x a ≈ Ω

[@PiTileThe2048Fan]

2:11 ah yes my favourite mathematical symbol, π (pi)

[@Sans________________________96]

Δ > delta

[@CarlosCosta-cz3hb]

Então já sabem as escalas de quantidades ver gatotigrecarneiro etc ou encomenda directa pelo correio?

[@filipmilosevic4000]

0:00 Mathematics Symbols 0:03 plus 0:05 For example: 0:07 5+2=7 0:12 minus 0:13 7-3=4 0:19 times sign or multiplication sign 0:23 5x2=10 0:28 division sign 0:30 10÷2=5 0:36 equal sign or is equal to Edit: 0:40 We say something is equal to or just equals. 0:45 For example: 10-2=8 0:52 is not equal to 0:56 is approximately equal 1:00 is approximately equal 1:02 We use it for a weak approximation. 1:09 is congruent to 1:14 greater than 1:16 8>4 1:23 less than 1:24 5

[@BearIchi]

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@@BearIchi thank you

[@EnglishTestBlog]

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[@BndctJ]

2:59 😮🎉😅😂😅❤😊❤😮😂😮😂😂❤❤😅😂😅🎉😮🎉😮😮🎉😮😂😅😂😅😂😅😂😅🎉🎉😮🎉😮🎉😅😂😅❤😅😂😅😂😅😂😅😮🎉😮🎉😮🎉😂😅😂😊❤😊❤😅😂😮🎉🎉

[@BndctJ]

2:59 😮🎉😅😂😅❤😊❤😮😂😮😂😂❤❤😅😂😅🎉😮🎉😮😮🎉😮😂😅😂😅😂😅😂😅🎉🎉😮🎉😮🎉😅😂😅❤😅😂😅😂😅😂😅😮🎉😮🎉😮🎉😂😅😂😊❤😊❤😅😂😮🎉🎉

[@howtodrawwithpaint4648]

+ Plus - Minus × Times / Multiplication ÷ Division = Equal to ≠ Not equal to ≈ Approximately equal ∼ Approximately equal (weak approximation) ≅ Congruent to > Greater than < Less than ± Plus or minus ∞ Infinity ≥ Greater than or equal to ≤ Less than or equal to ≡ Equivalent ⟹ Implies ∅ Empty set Δ Trangle ∀ For all π Pi ∠ Angle ∟ Right angle ° Degrees { } Braces [ ] Brackets ( ) Parentheses ∑ Sum of ∫ Intengral ∩ Intersection of two sets ∪ Union of two sets ∴ Therefore ∵ Because / since √ Square root ⊥ Perpendicular ∥ Parallel φ Golden ratio & Ampersand % Percent

[@lovelymccaffer967]

Wow

[@5teve3019D]

How👍

[@elskx443]

Delta is change. Not triangle

[@Amarbir1310]

The triangle. Is *DEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEELTAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!*

[@theawakeneddoughfruit]

BRO SHUUUT UUUUP

[@raulrueda1882]

I think the "triangle" simbol is a delta greek letter, meaning variation.

[@ianjeffytchannel9319]

ya

[@riclou1910]

Thanks so much for uploading this lesson! I really appreciate it.

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[@Vlados5962]

0:24

[@focusmakeperfickpowerjay]

0:04: Plus 0:13: Minus 0:19: Times / Multiplication 0:30: Division 0:38: Equals / Equal / Equal to 0:55: not equal to 0:58: approximately equals to 1:02: is approximately equals to 1:10: congruent to 1:16: Greater Than 1:23 Less than 1:33: Plus Or Minus

[@WASDRhombus]

2:05 what a nice triangle I love triangle

[@Synthesz1]

∈: is an element of ⊆: subset ⊂: proper subset ∃: exists Δ: change Δ(ABC): triangle ABC ∇: vector differential σ: standard deviation μ: mean/average ω: limit of a function, wright omega function, prime omega function (number of distinct prime factors of n), pearson cunningham function Ω: absolute infinity, prime omega function (total prime factors of n) Ψ: polygamma/digamma function, super golden ratio, reciprocal fibonacci constant Γ: gamma function, gamma distribution γ: euler mascheroni constant ⌈ and ⌉: ceil ⌊ and ⌋: floor W: lambert W function ℤ: set of integers ℚ: set of rational numbers ℝ: set of real numbers ℂ: set of complex numbers ℕ: set of natural numbers ℝ^n: n'th dimension ⊗: tensor product ⊕: direct sum ≃: asymptotically equal to, homopotic, homopoty equivalent P(): probability (in stats) ∣: conditional probability A B →: ray A B ∡: measured angle ': derivative of ∂: partial derivative ℵ: aleph ¬: not ∧: and ∨: or ℘: prime number ∏: product ∐: coproduct ⊢: graph intersection ⊣: graph union ⇌: equilibrium ∷: proportion nCm: binomial coefficient, read as "n choose m" nPm: number of permutations of m items chosen from a set of n items, i have no idea how to read this in a short way ∝: inversely proportional to this should be a good extension

[@VehemenceOfTheDemigods7712]

Phi (known as Golden Ratio), Ampersand, Parallel, Intersection and Union of Two Sets, Perpendicular and For All are kind of strange......

[@RohaizaAKarim]

Ban you are a 😅

[@komilaboltaxonova873]

Thank you so much!👏

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[@luziangelalima516]

Very useful lesson!

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Glad you think so!

[@mrhangertv1829]

​@@EnglishTestBlogyou only did examples that we all should know so it isn't too big of a lesson.

[@jubingurung6017]

you forgor one Γ

[@NmakesstuffImback]

Triangle is basically delta And sum of is sigama And golden ratio is phi

[@Uygar07]

Sigma not sigama

[@jennaa4941]

0:05 plus (+) 3 + 5 = 8 0:15 minus (-) 4 - 2 = 2 0:20 time or multiplication (x) 5 x 5 = 25 0:29 division (➗) 10➗ 5 = 2 0:38 equals (=) 30 + 5 = 35 0:53 does not equal (≠) 3 + 5 ≠ 12 0:58 almost equal (≈) 3 + 3 1/2 ≈ 6 1:01 approximately equal (~) 3 + 4 1/2 ~ 8 1:10 congruent (=~) ? - ? =~ ? 1:16 greater (>) 3 > 1 1:24 less (=) x >= 5 1:50 is less than/equal (

[@CJA_TOYS]

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[@AcevincentSilleza]

Eh?

[@rensuke.831]

≈is approximately equal but isn't ~similar?

[@stereotypicalblobby]

≈ is an equal sign when you're estimating (ex. 3.999 ≈ 4), and ~ means "about" (ex. "i have ~40 cents).

[@MusabUmayr]

Ex: 3.999≈4, but 1870~2000 (I think, I am not a genius)

[@rensuke.831]

@@MusabUmayr I just thought that "~" is only used for similar objects, such as triangles, spheres, blocks etc., never thought that you can use "~" for numbers too

[@ttrep4957]

"minus" is often termed as "less", 5 less 2 equals 3 "empty set" is sometimes termed as "null set" but strictly speaking a null set means no set exists ‰ is per thousand Θ theta, representing the angular position of a vector ! factorial ∃ exists i could probably think of more, but that's enough

[@LOG-w2m]

Man both of you didnt use exponents!

[@Oricorio-Pom-Pom]

! Could also be subfactorial, depending on the context, the subfactorial being a function which counts the number of derangements of a set of n unique objects. It is written before a number instead of after. For example !3=2 since there are 2 ways to derange a set of three terms, ABC, being BCA and CAB

[@gamingrecord921]

I know the code is hello world Paste(2.39.5) Make(+5.5)

[@Oricorio-Pom-Pom]

|| could also be concatenation, as well as parralel. Concatenation is a simple operation where you just put two number next to each other. For example, 3||7 = 37

[@BurRun-kt3tf]

Thank you ❤

[@EnglishTestBlog]

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[@AustinLi-b9x]

U = Union of two sets

[@Online-u3w]

2:05 do you mean delta? ∆

[@unnamedscribble-auttp]

really hate that he only explained the simple ones

[@thatoneflaregun3167]

yeah like where's my boy exponent 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@user-qb8fp8oj1p]

Good job❤

[@EnglishTestBlog]

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[@sevdiyeozcan6455]

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[@SameeraDilshanHewaCottaghe]

next time please explain more about it

[@scoutlier]

1:34 my favorite part🎉🎉

[@StopYFGA]

also used for making emoticons ÷‿

[@ApexGlitchVR]

Yep

[@hartenny]

≥w≤

[@fulltimecommenter]

( ͡=• ͡=)

[@abodisom_official]

Thanks🙏🙏

[@EnglishTestBlog]

You’re welcome 😊

[@ednalynpenaranda]

Why no Euler's number e

[@preciousLogan876]

Nice!

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@afrojaafroja2132]

Thanks for this video

[@EnglishTestBlog]

You're welcome! 😊 I'm glad you found the video helpful.

[@codykylelim3]

Plus 3^54 Minus 18^22 Times 40^56 Division 64^128 Trillion 10 and the UK and the UK and the UK and the US are all the same for the UK and UK nationals

[@user-s42em4ns4b]

Thanks 👍👍👍👌🎉💐🎁♥️

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Always welcome!

[@mix-i2b]

[@ritedjmorsli6727]

I tried + - × ÷ < > = () so for example why i put the equal because its simple it wasn't less than or greater than , its equal 3=3 !

[@ritedjmorsli6727]

I used the parentheses its the same as the division though for example: 58 = ( 7×8 ) + 2 !

[@ritedjmorsli6727]

Geometry is simple I tried the , the angle and the parallel I'm a bit learning mathematics and I'm looking adult school mathematics!

[@lucidreconalt3229]

Just to let you know 3≠3!, 6=3!

[@aqeuhaueuh]

{} [] ≤≥ ∆

[@ritedjmorsli6727]

@lucidreconalt3229 no i mean < and >

[@andrewgjennings]

I was hoping to see brief explanations for the less common symbols, and less explanation for the common ones.

[@raghupathyvp7105]

Thanks to your explain very nice. ❤🎉😊

[@EnglishTestBlog]

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[@Reino_naranjoso_oficial]

I love thi's video

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[@MimooLolo-y6s]

Wheres Tee (Symbol:T) On the Thumbnail?

[@EnglishTestBlog]

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[@aryascraftycorner]

+plus -minus × Times ÷divide = Equal ≠not equal ≈ Approximately equal How do people finish?

[@مرادمحمدصبري]

Thanks a lot

[@EnglishTestBlog]

No worries!

[@displayname670]

Wait, wheres belongs to, or not belongs do?

[@TheSiblingsJourney]

yes

[@janelaplays]

How to use golden ratio

[@EnglishTestBlog]

📐✨ The Golden Ratio is a fascinating concept! 🌟 To apply it, consider dividing a line so that the ratio of the whole line to the longer part is the same as the ratio of the longer part to the shorter part. It's a guiding principle in art, design, and nature, adding a touch of harmony and balance. Explore its beauty! 🎨🌿 #GoldenRatio

[@maurolionelmisjuegosyo940]

@@EnglishTestBlogand what does congruent to mean?

[@potential_music]

@@maurolionelmisjuegosyo940Congruent in Geometry means that two different shapes or parts of shape both share the same characteristics/properties like if the measures of two angles are equal then that means they are congruent or if two sides of a triangle are the same length then they are congruent thus making an isosceles or equilateral triangle.

[@2fifty533]

@@EnglishTestBlog nice AI generated response... at least come up with your own answer, or if you don't know the answer, don't respond

[@tasomenos]

Πολύ ωραίο βίντεο, μπράβο.Απλώς αν θέλετε φτιάξτε το και στα Ελληνικά.

[@Daisy_MayLemon-IceCubePenny]

Ι ηαγε α ΦΓΕΕΚ ΚΕΥΒΟΑΓΔ Ιικε γου.

[@themanthemyththelegenda]

I need the definitions of all symbols please.

[@Lukewarmilk]

2:37 the Greek letter shown in here is names sigma💀💀💀

[@sonicandtails63939]

SUBSCRIBED?✅❤️

[@StevenLubick]

You should have given an example of Congruence

[@ناصرفرحانفرحان-س3ح]

a lot of thank you

[@EnglishTestBlog]

You're welcome!

[@MohamedRynx8]

Math is very interesting to learn

[@JaxonLo-y1g]

OWW 1299°

[@I_love_to_explore_space27]

Empty set could be Ø

[@paolobragantini2991]

Thanks a lot! I got it!

[@EnglishTestBlog]

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[@mrhangertv1829]

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[@glaca17]

Uk < Usa 1:20

[@ZC_art]

He just turned 8 sideways for infinity

[@gamingrecord921]

a2 + b2 = c4

[@abhimanyu9992]

0

[@Akkammaneelagund]

It is correct

[@kirilvelinov7774]

My favorites are Lambda and Mu

[@stereotypicalblobby]

I've always heard the "braces" called curly/squiggle brackets and then the "brackets" are either just brackets or square brackets also why'd you disrespect delta like that edit: typically I've heard everyone call the Golden ratio phi

[@canaldoheitor1414]

750+750 equals 1500 150-750 equals 750 300 times 5 equals 1500 1500 divided by 2 equals 750 75+75=150 60 is not equal to 90 Approximately equal Approximately equal. Congruent to. 210 is greater than 21. 21 is less than 210. Plus or minus. Infinity or Infinite. X's value is greater than or equal to 120. Less than or equal to. Equivalent. Implies. Empty set. Triangle. For all. Pi. Angle. Right angle. 1 turn equals 360 degrees. Braces. Brackets. Parentheses or Parenthesis. Sum of. Integral. Intersection of two sets. Union of two sets. Therefore or There for. Because bar since. Square root. Perpendicular. Parallel. Golden ratio. Ampers-and Percent.

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Wow! Thanks!

[@FernandomanuelIbazetabra-cu5zv]

+ - x ÷ = not equal to approximataly equal congruent to greater than

[@amycruise6447]

This plus meaning to addition

[@BenjamimTheProducer56]

Math can be very good when I'm in 5th Grade

[@Yellow-t9t]

congruent to

[@AmjadKtk-l1h]

Thanks for all

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Welcome

[@Dis_4_6]

The ꓯ is an symbol

[@LeaveMeInPeacePlease]

Where is Exponent? ^

[@پریسانورزاده]

Math with alphabet: a+b=c

[@nazimhassan24]

Good.

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Thanks!

[@oraziadaguanno-gh8nc]

n+~=ñ 0:52

[@alibowman862]

11

[@Felix_and_craft]

+ - × ÷ = ≠ ≈ ~ *congruent not exist* > < ± *we don't know to make infinite* *not exist**not exist* => Ø

[@leoilo1539]

Omooo. I own. Choke👍🤴

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Thank you for your enthusiastic comment!

[@sulasih9907]

∀???????

[@MareykForsythe-pb1qu]

So 6≈π2? Cause π2=6.28...

[@kayipyau8171]

Thanks.

[@EnglishTestBlog]

You're welcome

[@alibowman862]

π=3.14

[@wan_jp6]

≈

[@GilTheDino]

π≈3.14

[@charlesokuom8747]

Interesting

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Glad you think so

[@antonromanenko3200]

Thank you

[@EnglishTestBlog]

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[@thatoneflaregun3167]

Re-Summarized Plus + Combines numbers with each other. 2 + 2 = 4 Minus - Removes numbers from other numbers. Subtracting a number larger than the first number makes a negative. 13 - 6 = 7 Times × Multiplies numbers. Multiplying a number by itself makes a square number. 3 × 921 = 2763 Division ÷ Cuts the number into parts. 68 ÷ 2 = 34 Equal = It means both of the numbers are the same. 1 + 1 _=_ 2 or 4 = 4 Is not equal to The exact opposite of the previous. 7 ≠ 26 Approximately Equal ≈ 1 ÷ 3 = 0.33333333333333333333333333333333… Approximation 2 ~ Used for weaker approximations. Congruent ≅ I have no idea what this does. Greater than > Used for comparing bigger numbers with small ones. 3 > 1 Less than < Does the same thing, but backwards. 4 < 9 Plus or minus ± (short name is Plinus) Probably a combo of Plus and Minus. Infinity ∞ *I T H A S N O E N D .* Greater than or equal to ≥ A combo of > and =. X ≥ 3 Less than or equal to ≤ A combo of < and =. X ≤ 8 Equivalent *symbol not found* I have no idea what this does. Implies *symbol not found* I have no idea what this does. Empty set Ø It does not contain anything. Triangle/Delta Δ This is a greek letter of D, and i have no idea what this does. For all ∀ Describes a variable in expression. Pi π 3.141592653589793238462643383279502884197… Angle ∠ Used for geometric shapes like squares, triangles, rectangles, pentagons, hexagons, and any other polygon. Right angle ∟ Exactly 90 degrees. Used for squares and rectangles. Degree ° In science, it is used for temperature. But in math, it's used for angles. A full rotation = 360° Braces { } Used to identify the elements of a set. Brackets [ ] Used to denote a closed interval in mathematics. Parenthesis ( ) In equations, the operation inside the parenthesis should be done first. Sum of (or Sigma) Σ Indicates the sum of a number of similar terms. Integral ∫ The space under a graph of an equation. Intersection of two sets ⋂ A point, line, or curve common to two or more objects. Union of two sets ⋃ The set of all elements in the collection. Therefore ∴ Used before a logical consequence, such as the conclusion of a syllogism. Because/since ∵ Used in proofs before logical consequences. Square root √ √81 = 9 Perpendicular ⟂ An intersection of two lines making a 90° angle. Parallel The lines will NEVER meet because of divorce. Nah, just kidding. Both of the lines are facing the same direction, which doesn't let them meet. Golden ratio *symbol not found* I have no idea what this does. Ampersand & It's a symbol of and. Percent % How much of something. 50% is one half. For some reason, you forgot this symbol and i am very angry at you. It's here: Exponent ^ Multiplies numbers by themselves in a specfic amount of times. We say "# to the power of #". Sometimes, we pronounce "to the power of 2" as "Squared" and pronounce "to the power of three" as "Cubed" 2^3, pronounced as "2 to the power of 3" or "2 cubed" is equal to 8.

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[@apollokiddo]

Why don't you do ±

[@cabococarlos1936]

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Excellent!

[@codykylelim3]

18~0.15

[@MrMousley]

So, you explain and give an example of PLUS and MINUS but not CONGRUENT TO

[@user-td5wy7po5d]

Forgot the flipped E (there exists) and its opposite, a crossed flipped E (doesnt exist)

[@Sprunkifan101-b3e]

you forgot №❤😂😊

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Thanks for adding! ❤

[@codykylelim3]

20x28=162

[@jtkiplagat1777]

>w

[@may_471]

(8÷4=2) (1÷1=0) 27° c

[@codykylelim3]

Now 17((18))7)))==7÷190=0.009.009.009😊

[@МарсельПанюков]

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[@SiburLucas]

§

[@KhoiNguyenNguyenHoang]

Ur ∆§§ is small

[@Shiro_Kuro_Luvs_Dawn]

123 + 123 ≠ 246 True or false?

[@YaninaSanchez-eh8zs]

Gracias

[@codykylelim3]

80x182=10

[@codykylelim3]

15~0.5

[@EyeSooGuy]

Ah ah ah. The ~ means similar. The equal sign with the tilde above it means congruent.

[@USSR-du5dz]

lim( ) x→∞ you forgot to introduce this.