The infinity sign looks like this: ∞, kind of like a sleeping 8. I'm assuming, of course, that 8's don't sleep standing up, like members of Equidae family can do. This of course leads one to ponder whether or not the "is equals to" symbol, =, is in a sitting or standing position, for one would assume that it and the Equidae family are at least loosely related. This begs the ultimate question, "Is the '║' symbol a sleeping '=' symbol?"
Anyways, the ∞ symbol on a number line simply means that the numbers continue on to infinity, i.e. never end.
The sign for infinity is ∞
An alternative name for the infinity sign, which looks similar to a number 8 rotated 90 degrees, is a "lemniscate" - deriving from the Latin word "lemniscus", meaning ribbon.
Infinity sign on iPhone
[infinty sign]<x<[infinity sign]
The infinity sign ∞ is sometimes called the lemniscate.
The sign for infinity is ∞
An alternative name for the infinity sign, which looks similar to a number 8 rotated 90 degrees, is a "lemniscate" - deriving from the Latin word "lemniscus", meaning ribbon.
It is the sign of infinity
Infinity sign on iPhone
[infinty sign]<x<[infinity sign]
The infinity sign ∞ is sometimes called the lemniscate.
The infinity symbol is ∞, if this is what you are asking.
A sign with a straight line and a crooked line generally means that motorists need to merge.
There is an app called the "character viewer"; see if you can find an infinity sign there.
∞ -- Copy and paste this character if you want to use an infinity symbol on your iPhone. There is no infinity symbol available on the standard iPhone keyboard.
Alt+236=∞ (but it has to be the number pad on the side for 236 or it won't work)
No, the infinity sign is not for girls only; it is a universal symbol that represents concepts such as eternity, empowerment, and limitless potential. People of all genders can appreciate and use the infinity symbol in various contexts, including jewelry, art, and tattoos. Its meaning transcends gender and can resonate with anyone who identifies with its symbolism.