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The 35 pages that link to Positional notation, each with the reason it gives.

• Floating-point arithmeticNarrower topic: Floating-point encodings extend positional notation with a movable scale.

• Binary numberNarrower topic: Binary uses positional notation, with each place worth a power of two.

• Binary numeral systemNarrower topic: Binary assigns each position a successive power of two.

• Hindu–Arabic numeral systemNarrower topic: Each digit’s position assigns its power of ten in this system.

• FibonacciNarrower topic: Place value made the calculations in Fibonacci's treatise more efficient than many Roman-numeral methods.

• Place valueNarrower topic: Place value is the principle that gives positional notation its structure.

• SexagesimalNarrower topic: Sexagesimal assigns successive positions powers of 60.

• Fixed-point arithmeticNarrower topic: The implied point separates integer and fractional place values in a positional representation.

• HexadecimalNarrower topic: Hexadecimal assigns each position a successive power of 16.

• Maya numeralsNarrower topic: Vertical placement determines each Maya digit’s contribution to the total.

• The Nine Chapters on the Mathematical ArtNarrower topic: Rod numerals let the text calculate with place value centuries before its later written formats.

• Jia XianNarrower topic: Place-value notation makes the staged calculations in his algorithms practical.

• Numerical digitNarrower topic: It explains why the same digit can represent different amounts in different positions.