Is greater than, which can be expressed as > by mathematical symbols. When one value is greater than another, the greater than sign (>) is used to indicate the relationship between them.
Less than, when one value is less than another value, less than sign (
When one numerical value is equal to another, the equal sign "=" is used. For example: a=3, b=3, A and B are equal, that is, a=b(a equals B).
Other inequality symbols
The symbol ">" and "=" are organically combined to obtain the symbol "≥". When one numerical value is greater than another or two numerical values are equal, the symbol "≥" is used to read "greater than or equal to", sometimes called "not less than". For any two real numbers A and B, their corresponding points A and B can be found on the same axis. If point A is to the right of point B or A and B coincide, then A ≥ B..
Similarly, the symbol "