Egyptian fractions were first used 3500 years ago.
3,500 years
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200
Fractions are still used, such as 1/2 and 1/4. It's used for about 350 years.
The Eye of Horus, an ancient Egyptian symbol, is believed to represent fractions and mathematical concepts. It is thought to have been used by the Egyptians to perform calculations and measurements, making it a significant symbol in the history of mathematics.
None, fractions were invented by Dr. Jonathan Fractheimer in 1984. They have been quite popular ever since then... People mostly used empty wine bottles instead of fractions before that...
fractions are used in almost everything we do
The Eye of Horus was a symbol used in ancient Egyptian fractions to represent different parts of a whole. Each part of the eye represented a specific fraction, making it easier for the Egyptians to perform calculations and measurements. This symbol helped them in various aspects of daily life, such as building, trade, and agriculture.
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i am pretty sure that camels were used for log distances in Egypt.
Yes, most certainly, have you never been "halfway" home!
there are fractions in whole steps