The reason our number system looks the way it does is not coincidence at all. 1 has 1 angle, 2 has 2 angles, 3 has 3 angles etc. To properly demonstrate I would need to draw them for you because over the years the numbers look a little different but not too much. The number 8 used to look like two boxes stacked on top of each other creating exactly 8 angles.
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Because that was the way the Romans wrote their numbers centuries ago. Certain numbers are still written that way even today. MMX for example is 2010
The Roman numerals of MMXII are equivalent to 2011 in today's numbers
In today's notation of Roman numerals: VII-XIII-MCMXCIV But the Romans would have probably wrote out 1994 differently in the way that we do today.
The way to look at positive and negative numbers is to imagine them as if they are on a numberline. Positives will go up the timeline, and towards 100. Negatives will go down (to the left) of the timeline.
If you look closely to how the numbers were first created, the numbers of corners, is the number it represents, for more info look up the human calculator on youtube
look deep in your heart. you know the answers
Because that was the way the Romans wrote their numbers centuries ago. Certain numbers are still written that way even today. MMX for example is 2010
It is probably his subtle way of telling you that you look nice :)
it looks like the way it does today because of sandstorms
It is possible to look up BIN numbers through an online BIN database. This way, you can help to identify a customer's information and prevent fraud.Ê
There is no way to know what the numbers will be in the 1:40 Rajshri lottery. Numbers are selected at random in a lottery.
your luky numbers for today are #12,#45,#33
The Roman numerals of MMXII are equivalent to 2011 in today's numbers
The only way that's possible is on that day, you can write "today". You missed it.
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