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| − | '''Ahmes''' is an ancient Egyptian who discovered a divine number, presumably pi.{{ref |
+ | '''Ahmes''' is an ancient Egyptian who discovered a divine number, presumably pi.{{book ref|rith|20}} |
Probably based upon the scribe [[Wikipedia: Ahmes| Ahmes]] who copied the [[Wikipedia: Rhind Mathematical Papyrus| Rhind Mathematical Papyrus]], and is the earliest contributor to mathematics who's name is known. |
Probably based upon the scribe [[Wikipedia: Ahmes| Ahmes]] who copied the [[Wikipedia: Rhind Mathematical Papyrus| Rhind Mathematical Papyrus]], and is the earliest contributor to mathematics who's name is known. |
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Ahmes is an ancient Egyptian who discovered a divine number, presumably pi.[1]
Probably based upon the scribe Ahmes who copied the Rhind Mathematical Papyrus, and is the earliest contributor to mathematics who's name is known.
Notes
- ↑ Broken reference - Book shorthand incorrect: rith