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How were Indian numerals easier to use then roman ones?
Because they contained a zero figure for positional place value purposes which made calculations more easier and straightforward.
What is numeral for sixty-nine ones?
691 is DCXCI in Roman numerals.
What coins did Romans use?
The ones you buy stuff with
How do you write the number 7 in roman numerals?
VII - a five, and two ones.
What is the numerals of 10 tens ans 11 ones?
10 tens = 100 11 ones = 11 Total = 111
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