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Abacuses are manual counting tools that utilize beads on rods to perform arithmetic operations through physical manipulation, relying on the user's skill and understanding of numerical concepts. In contrast, modern calculators are electronic devices that can quickly perform complex calculations with the press of buttons, often incorporating advanced functions like graphing and programming. While both serve the purpose of aiding in mathematical tasks, calculators are significantly faster, more versatile, and require no physical input beyond pressing keys. Essentially, the primary difference lies in their operation: manual versus electronic computation.
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Where was the abacus in 1200 AD in?
the abacus as we know today appeared circa 1200 A.D. in
Is a abacus still used today?
Yes.
Are the abacus and the Chinese calculator the same thing?
An abacus is an ancient Chinese calculator that is still in use today.
In what countries is the abacus till used today?
Florida
List the different types of abacus?
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What are the different types of abacus?
Molars
Who still uses the abacus today?
I think Chinese do...
Is the abacus still used today?
yes but not many people use it
What country invented the abacus?
the country that invented the abacus is China Actually it is unknown as the abacus seems to predate recorded history and different versions were independently invented in various places.
What country abacus invented?
the country that invented the abacus is China Actually it is unknown as the abacus seems to predate recorded history and different versions were independently invented in various places.
Who discover the abacus?
The abacus is ordinarily attributed to the Chinese, but similar counting devices are known in many different ancient cultures. The system of mathematics used with the Indo-Asian abacus is what set it apart.
Is the abacus still in used today?
Yes abacus still in used today, specially for visual impaired students. Eventhough the talking calculator did help for visual impaired students at Braille schools across the nation, but talking calculator do not let students understand the important of number placement value. I enclosed some websites talk about the benefits of using abacus in Braille schools: http://www.hadley-school.org/resources_list_detail.asp?resource=abacus http://www.hadley-school.org/resources_list_detail.asp?resource=abacus
