I have a measure X and the value of $X$ is equal to or almost $1000$. This can be $X=1000$, $X=999$, or $X=998$.
Is it correct if I use the symbol $≃$ such that $X ≃ 1000$?
I have a measure X and the value of $X$ is equal to or almost $1000$. This can be $X=1000$, $X=999$, or $X=998$.
Is it correct if I use the symbol $≃$ such that $X ≃ 1000$?
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Most commonly used is definitely the double tilde symbol:
$\approx$ $\approx$
≈ (U+2248)
But there are quite a few alternative symbols: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equals_sign#Approximately_equal
I have seen that, but we have $\approx$ available in MathJax from \approx. I think it is a better choice.