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"Arabic" is a misnomer - elements of the system were imported from an earlier *Indian* system of numerals.
I suggest you do some research to get a concise answer, as the whole topic is complicated, and you don't show how much info you need here.
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Was the Arabic number system developed during the Hellenistic age?
No, it was developed much later.
How Hindu Arabic numerals was developed?
they are developed by the Arabs which is in India
Who first developed Arabic numerals?
Arabic numerals were developed by Hindus in India around 400 BCE. They became known as "Arabic" because it was Arabs who spread them to the West. (see: http://www.answers.com/topic/arabic-numerals)
Who discovered numbers system?
every civilization had its own number system . at present using base number system with base 10 is discovered in India . not exactily discovered it was developed there , it was also used and developed in china . the base 10 number system is actually used only in India and china after it Arabic world learnt from India . where European got that . European call that as Arabic numeral system , Arabic people call as Indian numeral system
In what country did the decimal number system develop?
The decimal system developed in Arabic culture, from the Middle East. It was not created in one country specifically.
Was the Arabic number system developed during the Hellenistic age?
No, it was developed much later.
Where did the number system develop?
The Arabic numeral system, which is base ten, developed in the middle east and India.
How Hindu Arabic numerals was developed?
they are developed by the Arabs which is in India
Who discover the number system?
every civilization had its own number system . at present using base number system with base 10 is discovered in India . not exactily discovered it was developed there , it was also used and developed in china . the base 10 number system is actually used only in India and china after it Arabic world learnt from India . where European got that . European call that as Arabic numeral system , Arabic people call as Indian numeral system
Who first developed Arabic numerals?
Arabic numerals were developed by Hindus in India around 400 BCE. They became known as "Arabic" because it was Arabs who spread them to the West. (see: http://www.answers.com/topic/arabic-numerals)
Who developed the number system we use today?
The number system that we use today is called the Hindu-Arabic system and it originated in India in the 6th or 7th century.
Where were Arabic numbers were first developed?
India
Who discovered numbers system?
every civilization had its own number system . at present using base number system with base 10 is discovered in India . not exactily discovered it was developed there , it was also used and developed in china . the base 10 number system is actually used only in India and china after it Arabic world learnt from India . where European got that . European call that as Arabic numeral system , Arabic people call as Indian numeral system
Why were Arabic numerals developed?
Arabic numerals were developed by Hindus in India around 400 BCE. They became known as "Arabic" because it was Arabs who spread them to the West. they speaked a diffrent launge (see: http://www.answers.com/topic/arabic-numerals%29 Arabic numerals were developed by Hindus in India around 400 BCE. They became known as "Arabic" because it was Arabs who spread them to the West. they speaked a diffrent launge (see: http://www.answers.com/topic/arabic-numerals%29
In what country did the decimal number system develop?
The decimal system developed in Arabic culture, from the Middle East. It was not created in one country specifically.
Which impire developed the concept of zero?
Gupta mathematicians developed the concept of zero in the use of math, and also developed the decimal system based on the number 10. They also created a number writing system that was later adopted by the Islamic Empire. This system became known as Arabic Numerals, but is really a Gupta achievement.
Who discovered international numbers?
There is no such thing as international numbers. The number set in use by most today is of Indo-Arabic descent, nor was it discovered, it was invented and developed.
