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How many times does 1to50 2?
To clarify your question: If you're asking how many times the number 2 can be counted from 1 to 50, here’s the breakdown: The number 2 appears in the following sequence as a single digit: 2, 12, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 32, 42. In the number 22, the digit 2 appears twice. Let's count the occurrences: In the range 1 to 9, 2 appears once. In the range 10 to 19, 2 appears once (12). In the range 20 to 29, 2 appears 11 times (20, 21, 22 twice, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29). In the range 30 to 39, 2 appears once (32). In the range 40 to 49, 2 appears once (42). In the range 50, 2 does not appear. Summing these, the total number of times the digit 2 appears from 1 to 50 is: 1 (from 1-9) + 1 (from 10-19) + 11 (from 20-29) + 1 (from 30-39) + 1 (from 40-49) = 15 times. So, the digit 2 appears 15 times in the numbers from 1 to 50.
How do you write 1to50 counts in sanskrit?
In Sanskrit, the numbers from 1 to 50 can be written as follows: 1 - एक (eka) 2 - दो (dva) 3 - तीन (tīn) 4 - चार (chāra) 5 - पाँच (pāṅca) 6 - छह (ṣaṣ) 7 - सात (saptā) 8 - आठ (aṭhā) 9 - नौ (nava) 10 - दस (daśa) 11 - ग्यारह (gyāraha) 12 - बारह (bāraha) 13 - तेरह (teraha) 14 - चौदह (chaudah) 15 - पंद्रह (paṃdraha) 16 - सोलह (solaha) 17 - सत्रह (satraha) 18 - अठारह (aṭhāraha) 19 - उन्नीस (unnīsa) 20 - बीस (bīsa) 21 - एक्कीस (ekkīsa) 22 - बाईस (bā'īsa) 23 - तेईस (te'īsa) 24 - चौबीस (chaubīsa) 25 - पच्चीस (paccīsa) 26 - छब्बीस (chabbīsa) 27 - सत्ताईस (sattā'īsa) 28 - अठाईस (aṭhā'īsa) 29 - उनतीस (unatīsa) 30 - तीस (tīsa) 31 - इकतीस (ikatīsa) 32 - बत्तीस (battīsa) 33 - तैंतीस (taintīsa) 34 - चौंतीस (chauntīsa) 35 - पैंतीस (paiṃtīsa) 36 - छत्तीस (chhattīsa) 37 - सैंतीस (saitīsa) 38 - अड़तीस (aḍatīsa) 39 - उनचालीस (unacālīsa) 40 - चालीस (cālīsa) 41 - इकतालीस (ikatālīsa) 42 - बयालीस (bayālīsa) 43 - तैतालीस (taitālīsa) 44 - चौंतालीस (chauntālīsa) 45 - पैंतालीस (paiṃtālīsa) 46 - छियालीस (chiyālīsa) 47 - सैंतालीस (saitālīsa) 48 - अड़तालीस (aḍatālīsa) 49 - उनचास (unacāsa) 50 - पचास (pacāsa) These numbers reflect a mix of traditional and modern usage in Sanskrit.
