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Which of the following methods was not traditionally used for counting in ancient societies?

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MCQ_SA
CBSE
Class 8
Mathematics
Ganita Prakash Part I
A Story of Numbers
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Which of the following methods...

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Q-00133150

Which of the following methods was not traditionally used for counting in ancient societies?

1

Using objects like stones

2

Verbal counting

3

Drawing on the ground

4

Advanced calculators

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