HTML | Meaning | |
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× |
× × U+D7 |
Multiplication Sign The Multiplication Sign, denoted as ×, represents the mathematical operation of multiplication, multiplying one number by another. |
÷ |
÷ ÷ U+F7 |
Division Sign Represents the mathematical operation of division. |
+ |
+ U+2B |
Addition Sign Represents the mathematical operation of addition. |
- |
- U+2D |
Subtraction Sign Represents the mathematical operation of subtraction. |
= |
= U+3D |
Equal Symbol Represents equality between two numerical expressions. |
≠ |
≠ ≠ U+2260 |
Not Equal To Represents inequality between two numerical expressions. |
* |
* U+2A |
Asterisk Often used as an alternative to the Multiplication Sign in programming and data entry. |
✖️ |
✖ ️ U+2716 U+FE0F |
Heavy Multiplication Sign Emoji Represents the operation of multiplication and is often used in informal contexts or digital communication. |
➗ |
➗ U+2797 |
Heavy Division Sign Emoji Represents the operation of division and is often used in informal contexts or digital communication. |
➕ |
➕ U+2795 |
Heavy Plus Sign Emoji Represents the operation of addition and is commonly used in informal settings or digital communication. |
➖ |
➖ U+2796 |
Heavy Minus Sign Emoji Represents the operation of subtraction and is often used in informal contexts or digital communication. |
What is the Multiplication Sign?
The Multiplication Sign, symbolized by ×, is used in mathematics to indicate the operation of multiplication, where one number is multiplied by another. In programming and data entry, the asterisk (*) is often used as an alternative to the Multiplication Sign (×). For example, the expression "5 × 3" is equivalent to "5 * 3."
How to Type the Multiplication Sign Using Keyboard Shortcuts, Alt Codes, and LaTeX
- Windows: Hold down the Alt key and type
0215
on the numeric keypad, then release the Alt key. - Mac: Press Option + Shift + 8.
- Linux: Press Ctrl + Shift + u, then type
00D7
and press Enter. - HTML: Use the named entity
×
or the numeric entity×
. - LaTeX: To type the Multiplication Sign in LaTeX, use the command
\times
.
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