Well what we call 'The Natural Numbers' kind of always existed. All civilisations have had numbers and maths. What changed over the years is the representations, the Romans used roman numerals like XLCVIII, the ancient Aztecs used knots in string. The digits we use today 0,1,2 etc. are known as Arabic numerals which, confusingly, originated in India about 2300 years ago.
They originated from the Hindu-Arabic numeral system.
Because that's where they originated from.
numbers originated from egypt. about 25,000BC when the pharoahe 'god of ra' sought to of gained powers and taught his townspeople how to talk and cound in numbers which then they started using numbers as a form of tradng in money
The Hindu-Arabic numeral system originated from the Indian sub-continent
The Roman numeral system originated from the Etruscan numeral system and the Etruscans once ruled the Romans.
it originated from 2500bc
They originated from the Hindu-Arabic numeral system.
Because that's where they originated from.
It seems to me that the ability to count, in whole numbers, would have to come before the more sophisticated process of designing a calendar. As a result, there would have been no calendar around when whole numbers originated. But perhaps you think (or know) different.
Because that's were they originated from.
numbers originated from egypt. about 25,000BC when the pharoahe 'god of ra' sought to of gained powers and taught his townspeople how to talk and cound in numbers which then they started using numbers as a form of tradng in money
The Hindu-Arabic numeral system originated from the Indian sub-continent
In the U.S., toll-free 800 numbers were originated by AT&T in 1967.
The concept of angel numbers originated from numerology, a belief system that assigns spiritual meanings to numbers. In this practice, it is believed that angels communicate with us through repeating number sequences, known as angel numbers.
The E stands for Europe as this is where this numbering system originated.
The concept of 0 as a number originated from the Indian sub-continent
Because that was the region of the world where Hindu-Arabic numerals originated from.