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Reading from right to left of the columns in an abacus counting device there numerical values are: units, tens, hundreds, thousands ..... etc

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The numerical value represented on the abacus depends on the position of the beads. Each column on the abacus represents a place value, ranging from units to thousands. By moving beads up or down within each column, different numerical values can be represented.

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