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The most common number system used today is the Hindu-Arabic numeral system, which comprises the digits 0 through 9. This system is widely utilized in mathematics, commerce, and everyday counting due to its simplicity and efficiency, particularly the place-value concept. It has largely replaced other numeral systems, such as Roman numerals, in most regions around the world.
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No, they are not.
Crusaders brought with them the Arabic numeral system (the one most of the people in Europe, America and the Western Hemisphere use today). Before that, Europeans did not even know the "0" number.
The Roman numeral system is believed to have originated in ancient Rome around 3rd century BC. It was used by the Romans for various purposes, including numbering and record keeping, and continued to be used in Europe until the Middle Ages.
The most common Roman numeral for 1945 is MCMXLV. However, a variant Roman numeral (MCMVL) is not uncommon. I have noted several examples from publication dates in books from 1945.
Another name for Arabic numbers is "Hindu-Arabic numerals." This term reflects their origins in ancient Indian numeral systems, which were later transmitted to the Islamic world and eventually to Europe. The system includes the digits 0 through 9 and is the most widely used numeral system globally today.
The Hindu-Arabic numeral system uses ten digits, which are 0 through 9. This system is the most widely used numeral system in the world today, allowing for the representation of any whole number through combinations of these ten digits. Each digit's position in a number also determines its value, based on powers of ten.