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What is the method of the trireme?
The trireme was a Greek ship that used 3 vertical rows of rowers to attain naval speeds unheard of in that day- 8-9 mph. A percussion instrument and training would keep the rowers in time- something vital for the amount of oars in a tight space. The trireme would not be rowed by soldiers, but by trained rowers. Even with this extra weight, the boat would still out-perform any other boat out there.
Why a positive number multiply a positive number equals a positive number?
SIMPLIFIED! first of all...... you know that when you add a positive number you advance forward. its like 1+1=2. Its like 1 of you and a clone. You go forward or up in quantity. And so far the forward is up which is 3 then 4 then 5. Its The math that was invented by the Greek and Egyptians. They put forward as the next higher. And positive has higher positive. Its simple place and order of higher value and negatives are of lower value. And multiplication makes higher with higher. Multiplication doesn't make lower unless dealing with negative. But if this was wrong, then the laws of physics will be crazily wrong.
Is iota a negative connotation?
"Iota" is the 9th letter of the Greek alphabet, and has a metaphorical connotation of a very small amount. Commonly used in the phrase "not an iota", which would mean "not even a little bit".
Where did the imaginary numbers come from?
Imaginary numbers are numbers whose square is a negative number. They arose as a means of working with square roots of negative numbers; in fact, the first known mention of a square root of a negative number is a very brief one from a work called Stereometrica. It was written in the 1st century CE by a Greek mathematician, Heron of Alexandria. Imaginary (and thus, complex) numbers were not ever accepted widely, though, until the 1700s, because of the work of Euler and Gauss.
What does Hellenistic mean?
like greek, or greek culture.
What were Greek warships?
A Trireme
What were greek warship called?
A Trireme
What was the greek warship called?
trireme
Was zuse the god dangerous?
All Greek gods and goddesses could be dangerous having both negative (bad) and positive (good) aspects.
What does trireme mean in ancient Greece time?
A large ancient warship that was powered by both sails and oars.
Why did Ancient Greek refuse to eat a trireme?
The trireme is a class of warship used by the ancient civilizationsI think it would be very odd to eat such a ship, don't you?
When was the greek trireme made?
Their origin is unknown, but they were common in Greece by the 8th Century BCE.
Was Persephone a positive or negative influence on Greek cultures?
Both, as all Greek gods and goddesses are of duel natures.
What is the name of a Greek ship with three banks of oars on each side?
Name of Greek ship with three banks of oars is - TRIREME
Who used the trireme ship?
It was a Greek Design that the Romans closely followed with their ship building efforts.
What was an ancient Greek warship called?
Ancient Greek rowing ships were called galleys.
A greek navy ship?
The earliest Greek warship was known as a Pentecounter, with fifty oarsmen. Then came the Bireme with 100 oarsmen. Lastly, the Trireme with 170 oarsmen.
