It is not known where the symbols in the Egyptian system were - probably in the minds of their mathematicians.
There are 16 symbols. The number of symbols is always the same as the base.
Latin was the language spoken by the Romans so the obvious Latin mathematical symbols would be the Roman numeral system. Many of our mathematical words such as addition, subtraction, division, multiplication, fraction, decimal, percentage, calculate ........ etc. come directly from the Latin language.
Over 9000!
there are many types. like roman ,egyptian ,mayan.
The decimal representation of numbers is shorter. Binary number require approx 3.3 times as many digits.
The decimal number system uses 10 different symbols to represent a number. The 10 different symbols are 0 to 9. It is a base 10 system unlike binary which is base 2 ( 0 and 1).
Ancient Egyptians did not have the concept of decimals; they did not even have the concept of zero.
Egyptian symbols were being deciphered by many people by studying the Rosetta Stone. Thomas Young and other scholars worked to decipher the symbols. Jean Francois Champollion is credited as the first person to read Egyptian symbols by studying the works of Young and the Rosetta Stone.
Alphabetic is phonic, cuneiform is pictographic.
Egyptian writing was called hiroglyphs. It first had 700 symbols then rose to 6,000 symbols.
There are 16 symbols.
11 symbols. 4 arch like symbols, and 7 tally marks arranged like this llll lll
Ancient Egyptians had many symbols. Did you mean their system of writing? That's called hieroglyphics. Did you mean the cross with a loop in the top? That's called an ankh.
There was only one Egyptian hieroglyphic alphabet: The set of symbols representing single consonants can be thought of as a rudimentary alphabet.
There are only about 700 different symbols that were commonly used, but the total number of symbols used is unknown.
There are 16 symbols. The number of symbols is always the same as the base.
12