Which best describes the mathematics of the Mesopotamians?

It did not influence that of other places.

It was based on the number six.

It was learned from the Egyptians.

It did not have any practical use.

@Xmoses1

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Which best describes the mathematics of the Mesopotamians?

 It did not influence that of other places.

 It was based on the number six.

 It was learned from the Egyptians.

 It did not have any practical use.

@Xmoses1

xmoses1 · Answer

I cant help you with this one :\ sorry

anonymous · Answer

how abut another one?

xmoses1 · Answer

I can try but i am not too familiar with the Mesopotamian culture

anonymous · Answer

Which of the following did not develop in ancient Egypt's economy?

 a merchant class that would arrange for the trade of goods

 a bureaucratic class that would tax economic activity and plan public works

 a banking class that exchanged money for goods produced by laborers

 an artisan class that made goods mostly chosen by the Pharaoh

anonymous · Answer

please try! :´(

xmoses1 · Answer

I want to say B on this one...

anonymous · Answer

Which goods did Egypt desire most from Kush?

 wheat and barley

 gold and other metals

 oils and livestock

 clothing and jewelry

xmoses1 · Answer

gold and other metals ^^

anonymous · Answer

Why was agriculture important to the economies of ancient Mesopotamia, Egypt, and the Indus Valley?

 It gave the common people more leisure time.

 It produced a surplus of food that could be traded.

 It was the main source of protein for the upper classes.

 It allowed the people to create banking systems.

anonymous · Answer

@Xmoses1

xmoses1 · Answer

It produced a surplus of food that could be traded.