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3 years ago

How is counting in this circle and square system similar to how we count in our regular lives? How is it different?

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Maslowich3 years ago

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Answer:

1. Counting in this circle and square system is similar to how we count in our regular lives because it obeys agreed-upon rules

2. On the other hand, counting in this circle and the square system is different to how we count in our regular lives because it utilizes shapes instead of numbers

Explanation:

Circle Square Pattern of counting is a form of counting that is similar to the binary structure but has distinct rules for sorting shapes. It involves the development of all possible messages with three-place values, with other distinct created rules that illustrate how it sorted each message.

Hence, in this case, the correct answers are:

1. Counting in this circle and square system is similar to how we count in our regular lives because it obeys agreed-upon rules

2. On the other hand, counting in this circle and the square system is different to how we count in our regular lives because it utilizes shapes instead of numbers

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