How to use greater-than and single-line not equal to(⪈) symbol in LaTeX?

By Parvez / Symbols / October 15, 2023

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Symbol/Unicode	Greater-Than and Single-Line Not Equal To/U+2A88
Type of symbol	Mathematical operator
Package (requirement)	amssymb
Argument	No
Latex command	`\gneq`
Example	`\gneq` → ⪈

You need to use the \gneq command in the amssymb package to write the Greater-Than and Single-Line Not Equal To symbols in Latex.

\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{amssymb}
\begin{document}
     \[ Cat \gneq 10 \]
     \[ Marbles \gneq 5 \]
     \[ 0 \gneq Becky \; Spends \gneq 5 \]
\end{document}

Output :

How to use greater-than and single-line not equal to(⪈) symbol in LaTeX?

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