Archeologists, scientists, historians, etc. have stumbled over this question many a time before so don't thin you're the first to wonder. Some think it originated in the lands of the Neanderthals or Cromagnons but no one knows for sure. But we do know that the Neanderthals are responsible for the 60 minute hour and 60 minute second. They also are credited for inventing a twelve month calendar with four seasons, although the Egyptians also invented a twelve month calendar but it divided into only three months.
But as proved Egyptian were the first......... They invented *Zero* and they only have had taken the headache of maths, and now it's ruining our life :'(
Pythagoras and Plato were some big mathmations in the Greek times, but I don't know how they got started.
math squares are a good an usefull tool but we may never now who made them lol
The Babylonians were working in math as early as 2000 BC and from them the Greeks inherited math. The Greeks were working on number problems as early as 1700 BC. Zeno of Elea's paradox led to atomic theory of Demetrius. The major Greek progress in math was from 300 BC to 200 AD. From Greece it spread to the middle east. Math hits Europe in the 16th century.
Exponents are used in algebra which is an area of math. This is not an area covered in the early years of schooling because it is too complicated to understand then.
craft people, merchants, smiths,etc.,
math has been around since the begining of time
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the early Assyrians probably built them
The early Assyrians probably built them.
Inequalities originated from math, which originated from different civilizations. So inequalities most likely originated from one of the civilizations that contributed to crating math.
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The history of mathematics is the study into the origins of math. Its uncertain when math originated but it has been found in use since the Ancient Egyptian empire in 2000 BC.
New Zealand in the early 80's
Of course! Math has been here since the early age of the empires!
math squares are a good an usefull tool but we may never now who made them lol
Pythagoras and Plato were some big mathmations in the Greek times, but I don't know how they got started.
Merchant Seamanship early years ago.