HELP!
what does this symbol ( μ ) mean in geometry?
a) greater than ?
b)lesser than?
c) equal to or greater than?
d)not equal to ?

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HELP! 
what does this symbol  (   μ  ) mean in geometry?
a) greater than ?
b)lesser than?
c) equal to or greater than?
d)not equal to ?

anonymous · Answer

It means micrometer or micron.

anonymous · Answer

It's denoted as 10^-6. Its a very small measurement.

anonymous · Answer

a) greater than ?
b)lesser than?
c) equal to or greater than?
d)not equal to ?

anonymous · Answer

those are my options

anonymous · Answer

Is there more info?

anonymous · Answer

there is grapes on one side and a banana on the other and the symbol in the middle

anonymous · Answer

thats it .. ?

anonymous · Answer

Huh, are you sure that specific symbol was in between?

anonymous · Answer

It might help if you wrote out the exact question.

anonymous · Answer

what is the meaning of μ ?

anonymous · Answer

μ is a measurement of something.

anonymous · Answer

is not greater than ? or lesser than ? anything ?

anonymous · Answer

i want to show you the picture

anonymous · Answer

a) greater than ?
b)lesser than?
c) equal to or greater than?
d)not equal to ?

anonymous · Answer

andrea408 take a picture and post it here, that would give a better answer to zordolooms question

unklerhaukus · Answer

x>y      x is greater than y
x<y      x is less than y 
x≥y      x is greater than or equal to y
x≠y      x is not equal to y

anonymous · Answer

so what does this symbol mean ?    μ

anonymous · Answer

a) greater than 
b)lesser than
c) equal to or greater than
d)not equal to

anonymous · Answer

None of them.  μ means microns or the coefficient of friction.

anonymous · Answer

thats weird because its not one of my options

anonymous · Answer

the picture shows a bunch on grapes on one side of the symbol and a banana on the other side

anonymous · Answer

grapes greater than the banana
G>B

anonymous · Answer

Could you take a picture and post it here? Or draw it out?

anonymous · Answer

the grapes are larger then the banana so im guessing that its greater then ?

anonymous · Answer

That is the only thing that makes sense here.

anonymous · Answer

yes

unklerhaukus · Answer

mu ( µ )  is not a standard  geometry symbol

anonymous · Answer

well lets see if its right

anonymous · Answer

no it wasnt right :(

anonymous · Answer

sorry then, it's hard to see a picture you are trying to describe. 
It's like i've not met that problem before.

unklerhaukus · Answer

ive never seen grapes that are larger then a banana

anonymous · Answer

well thanks guys :D

anonymous · Answer

Them genetics...