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Why is the book Nine Chapters on the Mathematical Art significant in the history of

mathematics? - (answer)It is central to Chinese mathematical activity for hundreds of years.




What strategy did the Chinese use on their counting boards to avoid confusion between

consecutive places? - (answer)Alternating the orientation of the rods




The Nine Chapters on the Mathematical Art was central to the development of mathematics in

which country? - (answer)China




Why did Chinese mathematics develop independently of Western cultural influence for so long?

- (answer)The geography of China isolated the region from the rest of the world.




We have used the word "gnomon" in several places during this course, particularly during the

module on ancient Chinese mathematics. What letter of the alphabet is a gnomon shaped like? -

(answer)L




Which set of numbers was used on the counting boards of the ancient Chinese? -

(answer)Integers -- both postive and negative

, How was ancient Chinese mathematics different from ancient Greek mathematics? - (answer)The

Chinese mathematics did not have a proof-based axiomatic development.




True or False: The Chinese numeration system that requred the use of a counting board and rods

was not a positional system. - (answer)False




The method that Liu Hui used to approximate the value of π was similar to the method used by

which Greek mathematician? - (answer)Archimedes




Chinese Square Root Algorithm: If a, b, and c are the digits (respectively) of the square root of x

, then which of the following is equal to sqrt(x) ? - (answer)100a + 10b + c




From where do we get our information about Egyptian mathematics? - (answer)Hieroglyphics

and Papyrus




Who discovered the Rosetta Stone? - (answer)Napoleon's army in 1799




Who translated the Rosetta Stone? - (answer)Jean Francois Champollion in 1822

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