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How are all numbers created? - Answers
Notice the number of angles when you write/display the numbers (1-9) with straight lines. For example: Two (2) has two angles when written/displayed as (Z). Three (3) has three angles when written like the Greek letter "Sigma". Six (6) has six angles and Eight (8) has eight angles (please see the display in digital watches or calculators) Only Zero (0) is circular- or ellipse- shaped which has no angle.
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How are all numbers created? - Answers
Notice the number of angles when you write/display the numbers (1-9) with straight lines. For example: Two (2) has two angles when written/displayed as (Z). Three (3) has three angles when written like the Greek letter "Sigma". Six (6) has six angles and Eight (8) has eight angles (please see the display in digital watches or calculators) Only Zero (0) is circular- or ellipse- shaped which has no angle.
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How are all numbers created? - Answers
Notice the number of angles when you write/display the numbers (1-9) with straight lines. For example: Two (2) has two angles when written/displayed as (Z). Three (3) has three angles when written like the Greek letter "Sigma". Six (6) has six angles and Eight (8) has eight angles (please see the display in digital watches or calculators) Only Zero (0) is circular- or ellipse- shaped which has no angle.
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