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Mathematics, 06.07.2019 07:00, sarmientojose267
The types of problems found on ancient papyri, books, and tablets focuses primarily on problems that relate to daily life. the solution methods for many ancient cultures are generally verbal, with mathematical statements written out in words. why did most ancient cultures primarily write out their mathematical texts in words?
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Mathematics, 21.06.2019 18:30, genyjoannerubiera
Isuck at math ; ^; m a student solved this problem and said the answer is 3 feet. chase had a roll of ribbon that contained 7 7/8 feet of ribbon. he cut off one piece that was 3 5/8 feet long and another piece that was 1 1/4 feet from the roll. how much ribbon was left on the roll? is the student's answer reasonable? yes, the answer is reasonable. no, the answer is not reasonable. it should be about 2 feet. no, the answer is not reasonable. it should be about 13 feet. no, the answer is not reasonable. it should be about 4 feet.
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