In mathematics, the power symbol is typically represented using a caret (^) or superscript notation. For example, in the expression (2^3), the number 3 is the exponent indicating that 2 is raised to the power of 3, which equals 8. In written form, this can also be displayed as (2) raised to the power of (3) with the 3 appearing slightly above and to the right of the 2.
Three vertical lines: |
I will assume that you mean " to the power of two ". A symbol for any n-power is to put the number (n) on the side, above the number. Like this: nn.
The symbol for 'Less than' is '' NB The arrow head points to the right. e.g. 5 > `1
they look like arithmetic and geometric patterns in math
If you mean the symbol of a triangle, in math and science a triangle stands for change in
Three vertical lines: |
I will assume that you mean " to the power of two ". A symbol for any n-power is to put the number (n) on the side, above the number. Like this: nn.
The symbol for 'Less than' is '' NB The arrow head points to the right. e.g. 5 > `1
they look like arithmetic and geometric patterns in math
If you mean the symbol of a triangle, in math and science a triangle stands for change in
~ this is the symbol im talking about>
In math like p=3 witch means p is a symbol an explosive
it won't show up on here but its that symbol that looks has a ~ on top and has the two legs on the bottom. that's the best way to describe it
A capital A is usually used as a symbol for area in math.
The symbol is §
I hate math
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