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They were the first group to use numerals. They also worked with bases of ten, bases of 60, and the decimal system that is still in use today.

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What are number systems created by the sumerians?

The number systems that were created by the Sumerians is the base 60 numerology. The Sumerians also created the first calculator called an abacus.


What number did the sumerians divide by?

they divided by the number 60.


Did the sumerians invent a math system based on units of 60?

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How do we still use the sumerians number syestem?

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What is the number one invention that changed the world?

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What are some of the lasting achievements of the Sumerians?

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What number could sumerians not express in their wriiting?

100


Who developed a number system based on 60?

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Did the sumerians develop a number based on 10?

true.


Who developed 60-minute hour from a number system?

from the sumerians


Did the sumerians develop a number system based on 10?

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What did Sumerians use for technology?

The Sumerians utilized various technologies that significantly advanced their society, including the development of cuneiform writing for record-keeping and communication. They created the wheel, which revolutionized transportation and trade. Additionally, they made advances in irrigation systems to manage water for agriculture, and developed mathematical concepts, including a base-60 number system, which laid the groundwork for future calculations. These innovations contributed to the growth of cities and complex societies in ancient Mesopotamia.