Division Times Symbol
⋇ is the Division Times symbol (U+22C7), used to represent a combined division and multiplication-style operation in math text.
U+22C7
⋇ (U+22C7) is commonly referred to as the Division Times symbol. It’s used in math-oriented writing where “division times” is preferred as a single sign. This page helps you copy the character and use it correctly in code.
Division Times Symbol Meaning
The symbol ⋇ is the Unicode character named “DIVISION TIMES” (U+22C7). It’s typically used in mathematical notation to express a combined concept of division followed by multiplication (often discussed as “division times” in specialized math contexts). In plain text and everyday writing, it’s not as common as basic operators like ÷, ×, or /, so it’s best used when you specifically need this particular sign for consistency with a formula, a typeset document, or a notation convention. When you’re working with Unicode or technical typography, using the exact character helps avoid mismatched symbols.
Common uses
- •Mathematical notes and formula labeling where “division times” is a distinct operator sign
- •Preparing documents that require consistent Unicode math symbols for typesetting
- •Writing educational material or cheat sheets for less common operator notation
- •Designing posters or infographics that include precise math symbols as glyphs
- •Developer documentation where Unicode operator symbols must match exactly
Examples
⋇ Division Times symbol (U+22C7)
- ⋇The expression uses ⋇ to denote division times between two terms.
- ⋇In this notation, ⋇ replaces a mixed division-and-multiplication sequence.
- ⋇I typed ⋇ (U+22C7) to match the symbol in the source text.
- ⋇The worksheet lists ⋇ as an operator alongside +, −, and ×.
- ⋇Use ⋇ consistently when referring to the “division times” operator.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+22C7 | |
| HTML Entity | ⋇ | |
| HTML Code | ⋇ | |
| CSS | \22C7 |
FAQ
What does the Division Times symbol mean?
The symbol ⋇ is the Unicode character named “DIVISION TIMES” (U+22C7). It’s typically used in mathematical notation to express a combined concept of division followed by multiplication (often discussed as “division times” in specialized math contexts). In plain text and everyday writing, it’s not as common as basic operators like ÷, ×, or /, so it’s best used when you specifically need this particular sign for consistency with a formula, a typeset document, or a notation convention. When you’re working with Unicode or technical typography, using the exact character helps avoid mismatched symbols.
What is the Unicode name of ⋇?
The Unicode name is “DIVISION TIMES”.
What is the code point for ⋇?
⋇ is U+22C7.
How do I copy ⋇ into HTML?
Use the HTML entity: ⋇.
How do I use ⋇ in JavaScript?
Use the escape form: \\u{22C7}.