what are the specific branches of math found on the rhind mathmatical papyrus?
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Egyptian multiplication (quite different from ours!)\n\nFractions (again treated somewhat differently than we do, since they only used fractions with 1 in the numerator)\n\nVarious short algebra and geometry questions (like "A quantity added to a quarter of that quantity become 15. What is the quantity?")
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1. Math and Science\n2. Arts and Humanities\n3. Philosophy\n4. Theology
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The history of maths or on a famous mathematician.
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That would have to be _MATH_ \ni.e. "Calculus, Vector calculus,Chaos Theory, or Differential equations" Just writing this down makes my head spin!
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E: Egyptologist, Egyptian, Egypt\n\nJ: Jebel Barkal, small mountain that marked the southern limit of the Egyptian empire\n\nL: literature - Egyptian literature included:\n\nc. 1800 BC: Story of Sinuhe and Ipuwer papyrus \nc. 1600 BC: Westcar Papyrus \nc. 1400 BC: Tulli Papyrus \nc. 1300 BC: Ebers papyrus \nc. 1180 BC: Papyrus Harris I \nc. 1000 BC: Story of Wenamun \n\nT: Tut, as in King Tutankhamun of the 18th dynasty, only of minor hystorical significance but the very celebrated "Boy King"\n\nU: Unsolved mysteries of Egypt: the pyramids perfection \n\nV: Victorious Egypt, when In the Battle of Megiddo of 609 BC, the forces of Egypt fought those of the Kingdom of Judah.\n\nX: The letter X, one of the many letters believed to have evolved from Egyptian Hyroglificis.  The original form of samekh may have been an Egyptian hieroglyph for the Djed column,
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http://www.mathcs.carleton.edu/probweb/probweb.html
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Mathematics- The science of numbers in all their relations and applications. (Math is a general concept including arithmetic, statistics and probability, trig., calculus, and more)\n\nArithmetic- The most elementary branch of mathematics (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division for example)
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http://www.wtamu.edu/academic/anns/mps/math/mathlab/beg_algebra/\n\nhttp://www.math.armstrong.edu/MathTutorial/
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Archimedes-lever and screw\nPythagoras-pythagorean theorum
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http://mathworld.wolfram.com/ThomassenGraph.html
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http://mathforum.org/dr.math/ --- basically for all questions regarding math.
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You would think Pythagoras, but actually not originally.\nHe studied many years at the library of Alexandria (Ancient Egypt), whereupon he came upon this theorem (now named after him) first recorded by an ancient Egyptian mathematician known as (I think) Tet.\nSince it was not permitted to take things from the library, or even copy them he memorized it, then later taught it to his disciples as his own.
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Mathematics and music are two objective languages, which not only means you cannot lie, but everyone on earth can potentially understand you...and perhaps beyond!\n\nThe Pyramids and the Gothic cathedrals were built on the principles of Sacred Geometry...from the circle comes the tringle, square, pentagon, hexagon, etc. all fundamentals in building!\n\nSnowflakes are an example of geometry in natrue. The symetry of human & animal forms, in biology, etc...
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Brackets, Orders, Division, Multiplication, Addition, Subtraction.\nIn some countries its BEDMAS, where E is exponents.
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numbers, statistics, algerbra, formulae, graphs, calculator qustions
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well r d sharma is an excellent book for maths besides for calculus i recommend s n dey
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Study egypt.3,500 years ago they made paper and it is very ez.It is call papyrus. I just got back from there and I believe it was the first paper ever made. I just bought some when I was there. Email me and tell me if you fine what you are looking for.gardezdfac@yahoo.com They call me (Spoon)