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Superset of with Not Equal To Symbol

Superset of with Not Equal To ⊋

U+228B • mathematics

Superset of with Not Equal To Symbol

The symbol '⊋' (Superset of with Not Equal To) represents that one set is a proper superset of another, containing all elements of the other set but not equal to it. It is used in set theory to express strict superset relations.

The Symbol For Superset of with Not Equal To (⊋) is a unicode character in the Basic Multilingual Plane Plane. It is found in the Mathematical Operators block and was approved as part of Unicode Version 1.1 in 1993

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  • Full Name: Superset of with Not Equal To
  • Plane: Basic Multilingual Plane
  • Block: Mathematical Operators
  • Unicode: U+228B
  • Unicode Version: 1.1
  • Year Added: 1993