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Name the first calculating device?
It may depend upon the early civilization referred and their records thereof. Anyway, here are some of the ancient devices chronologically listed below. pebbles and stones counting boards counting rods abacus
What is the name of an ancient caculator for counting?
abacus
What is the name of the manual calculating device which consists of beads?
Abacus
Who was first to use an abacus?
Credit is given to the ancient China but it was widely used in the ancient world
Why isn't 49 represented by IL in roman numerals?
Because the modern rules now governing the Roman numeral system stipulates that 49 in Roman numerals is XLIX but the ancient Romans would have worked it out on an abacus counting device as XXXXVIIII and then probably abridged it to IL (50-1)
What is an abacus for?
It is a device used for counting in ancient times
What are the two types of abacus the one of them is roman abacus what is another one?
The ancient Chinese also had their own abacus device for calculating purposes
First known counting device?
it is the abacus. :D :D :D i got is dummies
What is the ancient rod and bead device used to track debts?
abacus. Actually it's a calculator.
Which ancient mathematical device is used even now?
The abacus or the soroban has been used for thousands of years.
Did Ancient Romans use calculation tools to add up numerals?
Yes and it was called an abacus counting device.
How was the task the computer performs done before computers?
abacus is one of the device that played role of computers in ancient times.
What can an abacus measure?
An abacus measures nothing, it is a device used for calculation
Is abacus a digital device?
nops its not a digital device
Abacus?
Abacus is an ancient multi-sensoring calculating tool
What is the name of the ancient counting device used thousands years ago that is still used in some parts of the world today?
The Abacus.
What is the name of the ancient counting device used thousand of year ago that is still used in some part of the world today?
The Abacus.
