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Abacus was invented by the Chinesethe abacus was also known as the first computer
Known as a counting devise, the abacus has been in use for many centuries
it is the abacus. :D :D :D i got is dummies
Abacus
The earliest known written record of the Chinese abacus dates to the 14th century AD.
The calculating table or frame you're referring to is known as an "abacus." In China, the traditional abacus, or "suanpan," features rods with movable beads that slide along their lengths. Each rod represents a different place value (units, tens, hundreds, etc.), allowing users to perform various arithmetic calculations efficiently. The abacus has been an essential tool for merchants and mathematicians in Chinese culture for centuries.
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The china had one with rows wooden round balls on wires, 3 rows of them, 3 balls & 3 balls =6 in the last row, that was add, to subtract it was to the left cool
China invented the abacus .
The abacus is ordinarily attributed to the Chinese, but similar counting devices are known in many different ancient cultures. The system of mathematics used with the Indo-Asian abacus is what set it apart.
Sand Abacus, a character from the animated series "The Amazing World of Gumball," is the child of two background characters known as Mr. and Mrs. Abacus. They are depicted as anthropomorphic representations of an abacus, reflecting the show's quirky and surreal humor. While their roles are minor, they contribute to the unique and whimsical world of Gumball and his friends.