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Additional mathematics is also called PI and was used in Ancient Egyptian civilizations. Pi helped the Egyptians plan the construction of the pyramids.

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Additional mathematics project work 2009?

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What is the benefits of study additional mathematics and Why wanted to study additional mathematics in SPM?

Well, Additional Mathematics is sort of halfway between O' Level Mathematics and A' Level Mathematics; though it is closer to O Level in terms of difficulty. Here in the Caribbean AddMath was a prerequisite for doing A Level Math. I say was because we no longer do CIE Exams, we follow our regional exam body CXC. It is no longer a pre-requisite for Advanced Level CXC Math, but the pursuit of AddMath at Lower Secondary level is encouraged. If you are a student aiming to study, at higher levels, Mathematics, Physics, or Engineering then I suggest you pursue a course of AddMath since it makes the transition from Lower Secondary to Upper Secondary Mathematics easier, and familiarizes one with higher level techniques at a layman level.


Additional mathematic project work index number?

The index number for an additional mathematics project would be something that you include so that it is easily referenced. These are typically used when posting research online.


Where did mathematics originate from?

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.

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History of mathematics?

The history of mathematics dates back thousands of years to ancient civilizations such as the Babylonians, Egyptians, and Greeks. These early mathematicians made significant contributions to the development of arithmetic, geometry, and algebra. The study of mathematics continued to evolve through the Middle Ages and Renaissance, with advancements in calculus, number theory, and probability theory. Today, mathematics plays a crucial role in various fields such as science, engineering, economics, and technology.


What has the author Arthur Gittleman written?

Arthur Gittleman has written: 'History of mathematics' -- subject(s): History, Mathematics


What was the answer for the additional mathematics project work form 5 2008?

Please see the related link below for a PDF of the Additional Mathematics Project Work Form 5 from 2008.


What has the author W S Anglin written?

W. S. Anglin has written: 'The philosophy of mathematics' -- subject(s): Mathematics, Philosophy 'Mathematics, a concise history and philosophy' -- subject(s): Mathematics, Philosophy, History


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What has the author Liubomiras Kulviecas written?

Liubomiras Kulviecas has written: 'Fragments on history of physics and mathematics' -- subject(s): Mathematics, Physics, History