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Where do you find HinduArabic and roman numerals?
Hindu
Numerals originating in India?
Hindu Arabic Numerals
Where did the numerals 1-9 come from?
The numerals 1-9 came from India.
Did the Muslims invent Arabic numerals?
No, They came from India
How Hindu Arabic numerals was developed?
they are developed by the Arabs which is in India
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