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The base ten system, also known as the decimal system, was developed by ancient civilizations, particularly by the Egyptians and later refined by Indian mathematicians. The Indian mathematician Brahmagupta (circa 598–668 CE) is often credited with formalizing the use of zero and positional notation, which are crucial to the system. The decimal system was then transmitted to the Islamic world and subsequently to Europe, where it became the standard numeral system used today.

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