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why do we call the numbers we use today hindu-arabic numerals

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RazorTheWolf RazorTheWolf

04-01-2018

Because it originated(came from) hindu-arabic numerals.

So you could say that our numbers were called hindu arabic numerals at first then numbers

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mtwa1369 mtwa1369

17-02-2020

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Hindu-Arabic numerals

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