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HTML special character angle in mathematics

Kaharon Posted messages 62 Status Member -  
Kaharon Posted messages 62 Status Member -
Pour représenter un angle (mathématique) en HTML, vous pouvez utiliser l'entité HTML suivante : `∠`.

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Kaharon Posted messages 62 Status Member 1
 
An angle?! Well, it's like in triangle AOC where angle ACO = 90° (but here the 'hat' is missing).
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Anonymous user
 
There aren't really any, certain letters accept the circumflex accent if that can help you: ÂÔÎÛÊ (the circ key next to the "p" + a vowel).

In HTML code characters, it gives:
 = Â
Ê = Ê
Û = Û
Î = Î
Ô = Ô
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RAD ZONE Posted messages 5362 Status Contributor 1 360
 
Hello

not everything is possible (for example, for the square root it's 
√
but I don't know any symbol that represents the "cube root")

but if you read these different pages you should have pretty much everything that is doable and how to do it!

http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-MathML/

http://www.w3.org/Amaya/User/Math.html

http://www.maths.ac-aix-marseille.fr/debart/objet_general/symbol.html#ch3

http://sebastienguillon.com/test/html/entites-symboles-iso-8859-1-pour-html4.html

http://www.osiweb.be/caracteres/symboles.html

OR make small images of your calculations! there is a simple, free, and lightweight tool for that
editmath

See you!
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Anonymous user
 
Hello,

What does it mean, an angle?
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Luck helps sometimes, work always!
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Kaharon Posted messages 62 Status Member 1
 
You're welcome =)
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