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Matemática en Egipto y Babilonia

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Descubre técnicas y números antiguos

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Matemática en Egipto y Babilonia
 

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Descubre técnicas y números antiguos

by Martha Noemí Seco
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Los babilonios no tenían tablas para fracciones y siempre estimaban.

2

El papiro Rhind no contiene problemas de aritmética ni fracciones.

3

En Egipto se medía y calculaba áreas de campos y tierras para impuestos y repartos.

4

Los egipcios utilizaban tablas y fracciones para dividir cantidades como parte de su comercio y construcción.

5

El pi utilizado por los egipcios era exactamente 3.1416.

6

El sistema numérico egipcio no tenía cero y usaba jeroglíficos para 1,2,3, etc.

7

La geometría en Egipto se limitaba a la navegación en ríos y no a medición de tierras.

8

En Babilonia se resolvían ecuaciones lineales y cuadráticas, especialmente en problemas de comercio y agricultura.

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Egipto tenía un sistema decimal con cero como marcador.

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Los babilonios usaban un sistema sexagesimal para números y cálculos.

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