A new analysis of a 3,700-year-old Babylonian cuneiform tablet suggests that the ancient Babylonians were using an advanced form of trigonometry roughly a millennium before ancient Greek mathematicians recorded what is known as the Pytharoean theorem. In addition to the tablet's antiquity, the tables inscribed on it also suggest that the Mesopotamians' approach to this form of mathematics may be superior to the function we use today.
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