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* The Latin letter X and Greek letter Χ. | * The Latin letter X and Greek letter Χ. | ||
==Handwritten=== | ===Handwritten=== | ||
* The letter x and the multiplication symbol \(\times\). (See [[Handwritten x]]) | * The letter x and the multiplication symbol \(\times\). (See [[Handwritten x]]) | ||
===Printed=== | ===Printed=== | ||
Latest revision as of 13:44, 11 July 2021
Some pairs of symbols look identical when handwritten, or when rendered in certain fonts.
Examples
- The Latin letter X and Greek letter Χ.
Handwritten
- The letter x and the multiplication symbol \(\times\). (See Handwritten x)
