Part I:Read the last paragraph about"Writing NumbersGreater than9"on p.72in your Textbook.(see the...

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Part I:Read the last paragraph about"Writing NumbersGreater than9"on p.72in your Textbook.(see the attachment)Submit2posts and share them with your friends:one to answer the submission question and the other one to respond to the following post.Each post should be for a minimum of3lines.
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Arabic numbers are written in the same order and it is similar to the way Amercan write numbers from left to right. Arabic number does not have period between larger number but it has comma instead.English written number has period between numbers.Arabic numbers does not consist comma, when the numbers are larger such a phone number.

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Great post! I agree with what you said here. I find it interesting how Arabic is very different but also similar to English numbers. For example how they write from left to right similar to English but also how they don't use periods but English written numbers do. I love how you clearly explained and organized everything.

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Numbers in Arabic are not written from right to left but rather like numbers in English. That is left to right. It is because Arabic numbers were traditionally read from right to left in the same direction they are written. In recent times large numbers like hundreds and above are read before one and tens. When we compare equivalent numbers in English and Arabic, we see some differences.

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