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Why do you call the numbers you use today Hindu-Arabic numerals?
This is because the numbers we use today come from Hinduism.
Why do you call your numbers Arabic numerals?
Because that's where they originated from.
Where was our system of numerals invented?
It originated from the Indian subcontinent where the concept of zero was introduced into numbers what today we now call the Hindu-Arabic numeral system.
Why do you call them Roman numerals?
i call them roman numrals becaus Romans used them and they were numbers
Why do we call the numbers we use today Hindu-Arabic numbers?
Because they originated from the Indian subcontinent then across Arabia and then into Western Europe during the Middle Ages thus replacing Roman numerals that was the numeracy system being used at the time.
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