The document discusses the origin and logic of Arabic numerals. It explains that the numbers we write today originated from algorithms used by Phoenician merchants and were popularized by Arabs. Interestingly, the shapes of the numerals relate to the number of angles in their primitive forms - for example, 1 is one angle and 7 is seven angles. The document encourages learning and sharing this insight into the intelligent design of our numeric system.

1. The Numbers
1
013456…
452

2. The numbers we write are made up of
algorithms, (1, 2, 3, 4, etc) called
arabic algorithms, to distinguish them
from the roman algorithms (I; II;
III; IV; etc.).
1
013456…
452

3. The arabs popularise these
algorithms, but their origin goes
back to the phenecian merchants
that used them to count and do
their commercial contability.
1
013456…
452

4. Have you ever asked the
question why 1 is “one”, 2 is
“two”, 3 is “three”…..?
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013456…
452

5. What is the logic that exist
in the arabic algorithms?
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452

6. Easy, very easy…!
There are
angles!
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452

7. Look at these algorithms written
in their primitive form and
check it up! …
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452

8. 1 angle 2 angles
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3 angles 4 angles
452

9. 1
2
5 angles 6 angles
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7 angles
8 angles
45

10. 1
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9 angles
452

11. And the most interesting and
intelligent of all…..
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452

12. Zero angle !
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452

13. Moral of the story:
It is never late to learn!
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14. Share it with your
friends…….
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