The first decimal system was introduced in the 4th Century BC by the Sumerians of Mesopotamia, to whom the invention of writing is credited. They based their numerical system on powers of 60 subdivided into multiples of 10. It was from this system that Sumero-Babylonians developed the time system that we use today: each hour is divided into 60 minutes, which are divided into 60 seconds. However, they did not have a symbol for zero, which was introduced by Arabians only toward the end of the first millennium BC. It is thought that the zero could have been devised by Indian Hindu mathematicians because the concept of nothing was important in their early religion and philosophy.
The decimal system developed in Arabic culture, from the Middle East. It was not created in one country specifically.
It was developed in 1876. SO WAS UR NAN
Gupta mathematicians developed the concept of zero in the use of math, and also developed the decimal system based on the number 10. They also created a number writing system that was later adopted by the Islamic Empire. This system became known as Arabic Numerals, but is really a Gupta achievement.
decimal system
The decimal system is the same anywhere. Dec means 10 so the decimal system is a system used on the base 10 system.
I regret that the phrase "decimal current" is not recognised. Perhaps decimal current is yet to be developed (or devoloped, even).
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Both were developed in India.
decimal system
The decimal system developed in Arabic culture, from the Middle East. It was not created in one country specifically.
The current form of binomial nomenclature was developed by Carolus Linnaeus
The ancient Egyptians used the decimal number system.
It was developed in 1876. SO WAS UR NAN
George Westinghouse developed the 1st AC electric system in 1886 & set up the Westinghouse Electric Company to manufacture the equipment.
I'm assuming you meant the Dewey Decimal System. It is a classification system used in libraries to organize books by subject based on a numerical system. It was developed by Melvil Dewey in 1876 and is widely used in libraries around the world.
Gupta mathematicians developed the concept of zero in the use of math, and also developed the decimal system based on the number 10. They also created a number writing system that was later adopted by the Islamic Empire. This system became known as Arabic Numerals, but is really a Gupta achievement.
i think the answer to which empire developed the number system we use today was the perisan empire because they developed so many things not that many thing and you know what i mean