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    Babylonian numerals were an ancient numeral system used in Babylonia. The system was sexagesimal, using base 60, with numerals written using a symbol to represent 1, 10, 60, 600, and their powers. The document provides a table of Babylonian numerals and their values and asks to convert between decimal and Babylonian numerals for several numbers.

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    BABILONIAN NUMERALS.

    BABILONIAN NUMERALS.

    Taking into account the theory and the following table:

    zero:

    a) Write in Babylonian numerals the following numbers in decimal system: 78, 198,
    254, 3 667, 22 801 y 76 453.
    b) What is the value in the decimal system of these Babylonian numbers?

    Axel Cotón Gutiérrez 1|1

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