A big mistake in the Arabic numbering

eemaree shared this problem 1 year ago

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Please quickly solve the problem in the Arabic language numbers on the number line, and this is the fifth time to present the problem without a solution
thanks for all friends in GeoGebra group

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Michael Borcherds ● 1 year ago

What about the minus sign? Is this right? /4HeRIT5cMNwkcAAAAASUVORK5CYII=

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gounaman ● 1 year ago

no these numbers are also wrong: 4, 6, 14, 16

Files: arabic numbers....

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Michael Borcherds ● 1 year ago

How's this?

/GY1CHcgq08Uh5Vh+AFewaP0qHuAclasKpDPCZ1CLdgk3OqWYtuwZaO8eBRpTAtyS+FLTXCfcS9eAaPezr8f6mcdoi7IAA7AAAAAElFTkSuQmCC

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gounaman ● 1 year ago

much better. however, it is often difficult on a computer screen (especially a small one) to tell 2s from 3s in MSA Arabic. my personal preference would be to render a "2" in cursive representational form (aka know sometimes as Farsi or Hindi script). It is a basically a rounded 3 (the way "3", or thalata) is represented in MSA. See attached for how that looks.

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