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1m3, Kunstenbibliotheek, Ghent
The more or less sign (±) is a mathematical symbol used to indicate precision in an approximation, or as a shorthand in the notation of a quantity with two possible values.
The symbols “±” and “∓” are used in chess to assess the positional advantage of a player. In chess, the“±” sign indicates that the White player has a better position than the Black player.
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Posters designed by Jonas Temmerman
Thanks to Suzy Casterman