#Indians / Hindi speaking people Help me here

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meager saddle
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Here in this video , I understood the concept of Congruence of numbers.... My doubt was in that sign usage . What is that 3 parallel lines together called? ... I mean even in this book I didn't get a proper definition... It is saying that this three parallel lines looking symbol stands for congruence of numbers. But then how in the video did he use that sign for division ? And used a sign that looks like = again for division... Man this is confusing

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meager saddle
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If anyone have even an idea what is a great basic start , or a ebook ( also book will work too ) for this topic of Logic and such congruency . Can ya help me out here by telling me a few advices.

agile terrace
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Doesn't that symbol mean equivalent?

soft iron
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The negation symbol in mathematical reasoning is the same as the approx symbol in normal maths.

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Kinda like that.

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@meager saddle

winged thistle
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And he doesn't use the symbol for division at all.

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He actually uses it in a way entirely consistent with equality, if you're paying attention to what he actually writes.

meager saddle
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Hmm yeah I am a bit new to this topic too so I messed up a bit here . Thanks to both @winged thistle and @soft iron

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