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A greater-than wedge with a bar beneath it, allowing equality as well.
Also known as: At least, Greater than with a line under it
≥ states that the left value is larger than or equal to the right. It is the sign that appears in most stated minimums — an age limit or a threshold that the boundary value itself satisfies.
Is encoded as U+2265 GREATER-THAN OR EQUAL TO in the Mathematical Operators block.
Contexts: Mathematics
States that the value on its left is larger than or equal to the one on its right, so the boundary case is included.
Contexts: Mathematics
Is the sign behind most stated minimums, where the threshold value itself satisfies the condition rather than falling outside it.
Contexts: Mathematics
A horizontal wedge opening to the left, with a single short horizontal bar drawn beneath it and parallel to the writing line.
The strict inequality with a bar added to admit equality.
Converse relations, each admitting equality.