| Symbol | Format | Data |
|---|---|---|
| → | Code Point |
U+2192 |
| TeX |
\rightarrow |
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| TeX |
\to |
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| SVG |
The right arrow symbol is used in math to describe a variable approaching another value in the limit operator. The right arrow symbol is typically used in an expression like this.
In plain language, this means take the limit of the expression as the variable approaches the value . Read more…
The symbol of a double arrow pointing to the right.
The symbol of a long arrow pointing to the right.
The long right double arrow symbol is used in math to represent the "implies" statement.
The symbol of an arrow pointing to the left.
The symbol of an arrow pointing both left and right.
The maps to symbol describes the input and output of a function.
The syntax for a limit is the abbreviation "lim" followed by an expression. Underneath the letters "lim" is the value the variable approaches within the expression denoted as the variable with an arrow to the value it is approaching.