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Babilonios: números simples y soluciones

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Números babilonios: base 60 y tablas de cálculo

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Números babilonios: base 60 y tablas de cálculo

by Marcelo Aguiar
1

Fue únicamente Teón de Alejandría quien introdujo las bases 60 para el conteo.

2

El sistema sexagesimal heredó de los sumerios y se usaba para medir el tiempo (24 h, 60 min, 60 s).

3

El sistema Babilonio era decimal, igual que el romano.

4

Desde el inicio existía un símbolo único para el cero que se empleaba en todas las tablillas.

5

Todo número en Babilonia tenía un único símbolo por unidad y decena sin necesidad de posición.

6

La numeración Babilonia era posicional y se basaba en la base 60 (sexagesimal).

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