What does it mean when I put a line underneath my inequality symbol like ≤ or ≥? Group of answer choices equal to not equal to less than greater than

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What does it mean when I put a line underneath my inequality symbol like ≤ or ≥?

Group of answer choices

equal to

not equal to

less than

greater than

Mathematics
middle-school

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les than or equal to and greater than or equal to. the line underneath is equal to and the signs are either great or less

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it means equal to
if you need more explanation let me know!

SATO Yusuke answered Sep 6, 2022

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