Line over letters

[smart_10357]

I am working on a math project where I have (line segment) AB = (line segment) CD.  The line segment is shown as a bar over. So do I use the bar over symbol or is there another symbol that I use. I'm using braille group indicators around the letters.

Thanks Susan

[kdejute]

Yes indeed, Susan! You are so right; for the line segment notation we use UEB's bar over. Braille on! –Kyle

[kdejute]

So, for example, "BC bar" (or "bar over BC") would be transcribed in UEB Math/Science as follows.

;;<,,bc>:

And, "(line segment) AB = (line segment) CD" would be probably be transcribed as follows.

;;;<ab>: "7 <cd>:;'

–Kyle

P.S. The DBT codes I would use to get that transcription above are ts e bar e bar te (also in the attached screenshot).

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[smart_10357]

Thank you so much!!!

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