Decimal System - Base-10

Base 10, also known as the decimal numeral system, is a positional notation system with a radix of 10. For example, in the decimal system (Base 10), the radix is 10 because it uses 10 unique digits (0 through 9) to represent all possible numerical values. Each digit's position in a number indicates a power of 10.

Base 10 is the most commonly used numeral system worldwide, likely because humans have ten fingers, making it natural for counting and calculation

Decimal System - Base-10