they started out trading things that had a value all of their own but shaped so that the value could be known, gold silver and other metals shaped into coins were worth that amount because the material they were made of was worth that amount as the world became bigger and there was inflation in prices it began to be unwieldy to carry around sacks of coins for a loaf of bread so they began using representative money aka paper bills but it wasn't until recently that the bills were no longer based on the standard of what they stood for, such as the gold standard which meant that for every dollar issued by the us government there was that much worth of gold in its banks and forts Knox and stuff. going off the gold standard meant that the bills are only as good as the government that endorses them which is why there are exchange rates that fluctuate from time to time depending on how a country is doing monetarily.
basically they started using money to get a set standard of what some good or service is worth so that there was no need to have complicated trading going on
money
Real life examples of using zero of a function in math include dividing an amount of money by a certain number of people to find out how much money each person will get when the number is divided equally.
place value is important when using money
started with 100
Because coins are more portable than gold bars. (by Solomon Zelman)
People have been using "money" since the first civilazation. (Mesopotamia.) What currency of money are you looking for?
1867
people start using computer when the first computer were published at 19.. or 18.. or 20..
Yes, people make money using concession carts depending on where and what they are selling.
to tell people what state there in
For seasoning.
when they were invented
There is no minimum age to start your retirement fund but there is a minimum age to start using that money. The sooner you start saving the better off you'll be later on in life!
for money
by using money
You save money by using material over again.
1898