WHERE DID ALGEBRA ORIGINATE FROM

Question

WHERE DID ALGEBRA ORIGINATE FROM

Answer 1

by humans

Answer 2

some ancient Greek with a name I can't spell

Answer 3

This is just a theory of mine....

Years ago kids sitting in a class became restless and decided to be bad.  They waited until the teacher went for more coffee then wrote hurtful and rude things on his chalkboard.  The teacher, being a spiteful and horrible person, as well as very intelligent, decided to torture the children the only way the law allowed.  The word soon spread and books were written and Algebra was born...

(This is a work of humor, or attempted anyways!)  

Answer 4

France, proabably. They invent everything.

psych naw.

It's been around since ancient greece I believe. As long as there have been variables, there has been algebra.

Answer 5

h**l

Answer 6

probably ancient greece.

Answer 7

The origins of algebra can be traced to the ancient Babylonians, who developed an advanced arithmetical system with which they were able to do calculations in an algebraic fashion. With the use of this system they were able to apply formulas and calculate solutions for unknown values for a class of problems typically solved today by using linear equations, quadratic equations, and indeterminate linear equations.

Answer 8

Algebra was invented by an irish man living in Queens, New York by the name of Al Gebra.

Answer 9

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Algebra#His...

Answer 10

idkkkk

Answer 11

Algebra was invented by an irish man living in Queens, New York by the name of Al Gebra.

Whoever told you you Greece is a dumbass.

Answer 12

It originated in Babylonia and Egypt.  They needed it to construct the huge monuments in each country.  Greeks later perfected it even further.

See my reference below for the whole story, very interesting.

Answer 13

It came out of Pandora's box.

Answer 14

ancient greece.