what is the symbol that means "because".?

Question

i'm working on a formula and i wanna be able to simplify it.

Answer 1

It can be found on the site provided in my sources -- either search for "because" or look for 3 dots in the shape of an upside down triangle.

Answer 2

I believe it's the mirror image of the "therefore" symbol. The "therefore" symbol is three dots arranged in a triangle, with the one dot on the top, and the other two below it. The "because" symbol is this just flipped so that the lone dot is on the bottom and the other two above it.

Sorry I can't explain it better than that. I'd draw it if I could.

Answer 3

2 dots on top and 1 dot below. Something like an inverted triangle but without the lines. Only dots.

By the way, 1 dot on top and 2 dots below means "Therefore".

Answer 4

Yeah, people have it right. Three dots forming the points of a triangle. If the triangle points up, it means "therefore". If the triangle points down, it means "because".

Answer 5

Three dots forming an upside down triangle.

Answer 6

3 dots that will make a triangle upside down.
This is the sign that i have always used for because and everybody around me, have used the same.
I am unable to show it here....
I tried, but not possible

Answer 7

a symbol for "because" is three dots in upside down forming a pyramid...

Answer 8

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three dots, upside down triangle (remove exclamation marks)

Answer 9

you could use <=, which would be the "implies" symbol backwards.

For example

a=b and b=c implies a=c
a=b and b=c => a=c
a=c <= a=b and b=c
a=c because a=b and b=c

Answer 10

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. (three dots upside down triangle)