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Number System Notes

The document discusses various number systems including the Indian (Hindu-Arabic), International (British), and Roman numeral systems, highlighting their symbols and counting methods. It explains the use of commas in the Indian and International systems for grouping digits and contrasts this with the Roman numeral system which uses capital letters without the concept of zero. Additionally, it illustrates how to form the greatest and smallest numbers using a given set of digits.

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Number System Notes

The document discusses various number systems including the Indian (Hindu-Arabic), International (British), and Roman numeral systems, highlighting their symbols and counting methods. It explains the use of commas in the Indian and International systems for grouping digits and contrasts this with the Roman numeral system which uses capital letters without the concept of zero. Additionally, it illustrates how to form the greatest and smallest numbers using a given set of digits.

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NUMBER SYSTEM

Indian( Hindu-Arabic), International(British), Roman number system


 We use 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 as symbols in Indian & International system to represent any number.
 In this numbersystem we start counting from 1 to go up to infinity i.e 1 2 3……infinity ( ∞ ).
 Pronunciation of numbers is same upto 99,999 but after 99,999 it goes change.
 Using comma: In International system we use a comma after every 3rd digit from unit/ ones digit.
Whereas In Indian system first we use a comma after every 3rd digit from unit/ ones digit and than after
we use comma after every second digit.

In Roman numbers we use I,V,X,L,C,D,M


 In this numbersystem, We never use 0,1,2,3…..etc symbol but we use English alphabet in Capital letter
as I=1, V=5, X= 10, L= 50, C=100, D= 500, M = 1000
FACE VALUE VS PLACE VALUE
EXPANDED FORM

FORMATION OF SMALLEST OR GREATEST NUMBER

USING DIGITS – 0, 1, 2 ,3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9

Example form the greatest and smallest numbers using digits – 7,0,6,8,1,5,4,2,9

THE GREATEST NUMBER – 987654210 (Decending order)

THE SMALLEST NUMBER – 102456789 ((Ascending order)


REAL NUMBER SYSTEM

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