A certain ancient civalization used a base-20 number system in their mathematics.

Each “digit”
was actually a composite of dots and/or lines as follows:

Unlike our system, where the ones place starts on the right and then moves to the left, the
base-20 system places the ones on the bottom of a vertical orientation and moves up as the
place value increases. Thus, to represent numbers larger than twenty, the base-20 system
combines multiple “digits” as demonstrated in the following example:

Based on the information given above, determine the base-10 equivalence of each of the
following base-20 numbers. Write your answers using numeric digits only. [2,3]
(a) (b)