I believe you're asking about how to represent a "two ear bracket" with a 3/4 space in a typesetting or coding context. The term "two ear bracket" is not standard typographic terminology. It's likely you're referring to a specific character or symbol used in a particular system or application. To help me answer your question effectively, please provide more context:
- What system are you using? (e.g., LaTeX, Word, a programming language, a specific text editor) Different systems have different ways of representing characters and spacing.
- What is the purpose of this bracket? Knowing its function will help determine the correct representation. Is it used for mathematical notation, programming, or something else?
- Can you provide an example of where you've seen this used? A screenshot or a description would be incredibly helpful.
- What kind of "3/4 space" are you referring to? Is it a specific unit of measurement in your system, or are you looking for visual spacing?
Once I have this information, I can give you a precise and helpful answer on how to represent this. Without more context, it's difficult to determine what you mean by "two ear bracket 3/4 space".
