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Which civilization was the first to develop a counting system based on the number 20?
the mayans -maya
What was the first civilization in the world to understand the advanced concept of zero?
Inca
What is the key to system of counting?
no comment ;;;;
What is the base of the roman counting system?
Decimal.
Why is the roman number system necessary?
Roman Numerals are essential for simple counting, a universal counting method as well.
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