how do I use the duey decimal system?

Answer 1

You will have better luck finding information if you spell the man's name correctly. Put the following in your favorite search engine:

Dewey decimal system

Better yet -- go to the library and ask a librarian to show you!!

Answer 2

000-099 General Works
100-199-Philosophy
200-299 Religion
300-399 Social Studies
400-499 Launguage
500-599 Pure sciences
600-699 Technology
700-799 The arts
800-899 Lit
900-999 History

Answer 3

Step One - Learn to spell the Dewey Decimal System. (It was NOT named after a duck)

S6tep Two - the Dewey system has assigned specific areas of interest to specific numbers, from which sub-divisions are represented by further decimal divisions.

If you Google the system you can probably get a listing of the divisions. Each book is assigned a specific number so that books can be filed on shelves numerically. You look up the book in the card catalogue, get the number and it's very easy to find the book.

Answer 4

The Dewey Decimal System breaks down knowledge into 10 categories. The numbers are the subject area and the letters are what's called cutters, usually the author's last name.
Here's an outline:
http://www.simpson.edu/library/about/ddcoutline.html

Answer 5

it's used in librarys to find books of certain classifications
000 – Computer science, information, and general works
100 – Philosophy and psychology
200 – Religion
300 – Social sciences
400 – Language
500 – Science
600 – Technology
700 – Arts and recreation
800 – Literature
900 – History and geography

Answer 6

To find a book in a library. It is Dewey.
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Answer 7

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