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What do these two mathematical symbols mean respectively?
The English word arbitration, starting with a, is an Arbitrary symbol in reverse, meaning "for any given" or "for all".

The English word Exist, starting with e, is a symbol of existence in turn.

Example: "For any given ε >; 0 "written" ε& gt; 0 ","There is a positive integer n "? Positive integer n "

These two symbols mainly exist in the expressions of calculus, and the examples I gave are also from textbooks:)

A simpler example-"The straight line distance between two points is the shortest": Two o'clock? The shortest path, and the path is a straight line "Hehe, please forgive me for the poor translation. It's good to understand the meaning.