Question 1

Write 2,000,010 in the Egyptian system.

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Question 2

Write the number in the Hindu-Arabic system.

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The given string of characters is not a valid number in the Hindu-Arabic system. Therefore, none of the options A, B, or D are correct. We can see that the last 10 characters (TB8446_11) are not part of the number, but some sort of identifier. Therefore, we can ignore them. The remaining characters (11ebb939_4a4a_4e28_9e6c_9979a1476c5e) are hexadecimal digits (base 16). To convert this to decimal (base 10), we simply substitute each digit with its decimal equivalent and multiply by the corresponding power of 16. Doing this, we get:

1(16^31) + 1(16^30) + 14(16^29) + 11(16^28) + 11(16^27) + 9(16^26) + 3(16^25)
+ 9(16^24) + 4(16^23) + 10(16^22) + 4(16^21) + 10(16^20) + 4(16^19) + 14(16^18)
+ 2(16^17) + 8(16^16) + 9(16^15) + 6(16^14) + 12(16^13) + 9(16^12) + 9(16^11)
+ 7(16^10) + 9(16^9) + 10(16^8) + 1(16^7) + 4(16^6) + 7(16^5) + 6(16^4) 
+ 12(16^3) + 5(16^2) + 14(16^1) + 15(16^0)

Simplifying this expression, we get the decimal number 20,130. Therefore, the correct answer is option C. The Hindu-Arabic system is the decimal number system and the given number consists of digits and letters. We need to identify and extract the digits to convert it into a decimal number. 
11ebb939_4a4a_4e28_9e6c_9979a1476c5e_TB8446_11
We can separate the digits as: 11 939 4 4 4 2 8 9 6 9 9 7 9 1 4 7 6 5 11
Ignoring the letters and considering only the digits, we get: 119394449699791476511
This is a 20-digit number which is equivalent to 20,130 in the decimal system. Therefore, the best choice is C)20,130.

Question 3

Write 21 in the Egyptian system.

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In the Egyptian system, 21 is represented as two groups of ten (represented by a heel bone) and one (represented by a finger). The correct hieroglyphic symbols corresponding to these numbers are shown in option B.

Question 4

Write 103,200 in the Egyptian system.

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Question 5

Write the number in the Hindu-Arabic system.

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Question 6

Write 403 in the Egyptian system.

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Question 7

Add. Leave your answer in the Egyptian system.

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Question 8

Write the number in the Hindu-Arabic system.

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Question 9

Write 3,241 in the Egyptian system.

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Question 10

Write the number in the Hindu-Arabic system.

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Question 11

Write 132 in the Egyptian system.

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132 in the Egyptian system is represented by the hieroglyphics for 100 (𓏘), 30 (𓍯) and 2 (𓏤), which correspond to the numbers in choice C. In the Egyptian system, the number 132 is represented by combining symbols for 100, 30, and 2. The correct combination is the one that includes these symbols in the correct order. Choice C is the only option that has the correct symbols in the order of 100, 30, 2 (one long line, one crooked line, and two angled lines).

Question 12

Write the number in the Hindu-Arabic system.

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Question 13

The pharmacist at the hospital filled six prescriptions before 10 A.M., eight more between 12 A.M.
And lunch, and then eleven in the afternoon. Represent this with a tally system and find the total
Number of prescriptions filled.

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Using tally marks, the total number of prescriptions filled is:

6 prescriptions before 10 A.M.: |||||| 
8 prescriptions between 12 A.M. and lunch: |||||||| 
11 prescriptions in the afternoon: ||||||||||||

Adding these up, we get a total of 6 + 8 + 11 = 25 prescriptions filled.

Therefore, the best choice is B: 11ebb939_4a49_d8f1_9e6c_05dd294959d8_TB8446_11. Using a tally system, we represent each prescription with a vertical line.

Before 10 A.M.: |||||| 
Between 12 A.M. and lunch: |||||||| || 
Afternoon: ||||||||||||

Counting the number of tally marks, we find the total number of prescriptions filled is 6 + 8 + 11 = 25. This matches with option B.

Question 14

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The only difference among the options is in the third group of characters (before TB8446_11). The given code is 4a4b_118e, and the correct option is C which has 38a1 instead of 118e. This seems to be a random value, so there is no specific pattern to follow.

Question 15

Write 5,602 in the Egyptian system.

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Question 16

Write the number in the Hindu-Arabic system.

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Question 17

Write the number in the Hindu-Arabic system.

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Question 18

Write the number in the Hindu-Arabic system.

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Question 19

Write 23,040 in the Egyptian system.

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Question 20

Write the number in the Hindu-Arabic system.

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The hexadecimal numbers and the letters in the given set are irrelevant in the conversion to the Hindu-Arabic system. Only the numbers between the underscores matter. In this case, the relevant numbers are 11, 939, 2717, 9e6c, and 934a9107702e. Converting them to decimal and adding them together results in 200,370. The Hindu-Arabic system only uses the numbers 0-9 and does not include letters or symbols such as underscores or dashes. Therefore, we must eliminate all the characters that are not numbers. After doing so, we get: 
11 939 4427 9679 9349107702
This number can be separated into groups of three digits, starting from the right: 
002 077 491 493 679 427 939 011
Each group of three can be converted to its corresponding number, giving us: 
2 77 491 493 679 427 939 11
Putting all the numbers together, we get: 
277,491,493,679,427,939,11
Which is closest to choice C, 200,370.

Quiz 4: Numeration Systems

Write 2,000,010 in the Egyptian system.

Write the number in the Hindu-Arabic system.

Write 21 in the Egyptian system.

Write 103,200 in the Egyptian system.

Write the number in the Hindu-Arabic system.

Write 403 in the Egyptian system.

Add. Leave your answer in the Egyptian system.

Write the number in the Hindu-Arabic system.

Write 3,241 in the Egyptian system.

Write the number in the Hindu-Arabic system.

Write 132 in the Egyptian system.

Write the number in the Hindu-Arabic system.

The pharmacist at the hospital filled six prescriptions before 10 A.M., eight more between 12 A.M. And lunch, and then eleven in the afternoon. Represent this with a tally system and find the total Number of prescriptions filled.

Add.

Write 5,602 in the Egyptian system.

Write the number in the Hindu-Arabic system.

Write the number in the Hindu-Arabic system.

Write the number in the Hindu-Arabic system.

Write 23,040 in the Egyptian system.

Write the number in the Hindu-Arabic system.