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In mathematics, the not equivalent symbol is used to represent the relation "not equivalent to". In LaTeX, this symbol can be represented using the \not\equiv
command.
In mathematics, the not equivalent symbol is used to represent the relation "not equivalent to". In LaTeX, this symbol can be represented using the \not\equiv
command.
To write the not equivalent symbol in LaTeX, use the \not\equiv
command. For example:
$$
x \not\equiv y
$$
$$ x \not\equiv y $$
This represents the relation "x is not equivalent to y".
It’s as simple as that!