Question 4.2.7: From a Mayan to a Hindu–Arabic Numeral Write as a Hindu–Arab......
From a Mayan to a Hindu–Arabic Numeral
Write \bullet \bullet as a Hindu–Arabic numeral.
\underline{\bullet \bullet \bullet }
\bullet \bullet \bullet \bullet
Step-by-Step
\bullet \bullet =2\times [18\times (20)²]=14,400
\underline{\bullet \bullet \bullet } = 8\times(18\times20)=2880
=0\times20=0
\bullet \bullet\bullet \bullet=4\times 1=\underline{ 4}
17,284
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