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GreaterEqual

Usage

x GreaterEqual y or x  y yields True if x is determined to be greater than or equal to y.
     yields True if the  form a non-increasing sequence.


Notes

x  y can be entered as x AliasIndicatorGreaterEqualAliasIndicator y or x \[GreaterEqual] y.
GreaterEqual gives True or False when its arguments are real numbers.
GreaterEqual does some simplification when its arguments are not numbers.
• For exact numeric quantities, GreaterEqual internally uses numerical approximations to establish numerical ordering. This process can be affected by the setting of the global variable $MaxExtraPrecision.
• In StandardForm, GreaterEqual is printed using  .
x  y, entered as x AliasIndicator>/AliasIndicator y or x \[GreaterSlantEqual] y, can be used on input as an alternative to x  y.
• See Section 1.5.6.
• See also: Greater, LessEqual, Element.
• New in Version 1; modified in 3.


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