Comparison Symbols (≥ ≤ ≠ ≈) — Copy & Paste
Mathematical comparison symbols used in engineering equations, inequalities, and constraints. Click any symbol to copy it instantly — includes Unicode, HTML entity, and LaTeX command for each.
Symbols — copy & reference
≥
Greater than or equal to
Used in inequalities, constraints, and conditions throughout engineering and mathematics.
≤
Less than or equal to
Paired with ≥ for expressing ranges, limits, and boundary conditions.
≠
Not equal to
Denotes that two quantities are different. Common in equations and logical expressions.
≈
Approximately equal to
Used when a value is close but not exact. Common in engineering estimations and rounding.
≡
Identical to / Defined as
Means two expressions are identical for all values, or used to define a new quantity.
∝
Proportional to
Indicates that one quantity varies directly with another. Used in physics and engineering laws.
≫
Much greater than
Indicates one quantity is significantly larger than another. Used in approximations.
≪
Much less than
Indicates one quantity is significantly smaller than another. Used in limit approximations.
≃
Asymptotically equal
Similar to ≈ but implies convergence in limiting cases. Used in asymptotic analysis.
How to insert in applications
Windows
Best option: copy from this page.
Or Win + . to open emoji & symbols panel.
Or Win + . to open emoji & symbols panel.
macOS
⌃⌘Space → Character Viewer → search by name
Microsoft Word
Insert → Symbol → More Symbols → find by Unicode
Google Docs
Insert → Special characters → search by name or draw
LaTeX
Use command in math mode: $ … $
HTML
Use HTML entity or decimal code directly in markup