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The Roman numerals are read from left to right, using an additive system (such as the case in VII = 7) and a subtractive system (such as the case in IX = 9). How would you explain to your learners how they should decipher the following Roman numerals: MMXIX? Also, answer.
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Matik
Compare the Egyptian and the Babylonian numeration systems in terms of the number of symbols, functionality and possible uses by answering the questions below:
a) Write down the similarities and differences between the two systems.
b) Are these numeration systems still used today? Do your own research and then try to give reasons with references for your answer.
c) Do we still use the Roman numeration system today? If so, give examples from your own environment.
a) Write down the similarities and differences between the two systems.
b) Are these numeration systems still used today? Do your own research and then try to give reasons with references for your answer.
c) Do we still use the Roman numeration system today? If so, give examples from your own environment.
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