I am sure there are other numerical relationships understood by the architect of Khafre's pyramid but overlooked by the modern mind.

The question of how much the ancient Egyptians understood has often been considered in relation to what we know without considering the possibility that the ancient Egyptians may have understood more than we know.

I have discovered another equation which is really neat, potentially an educational model for students, but I can't help thinking that the ancient Egyptians were so good at numbers that it was known in the Pyramid Age, especially as I am able to adopt Khafre's pyramid as a model to explain the equation.

The problem with algebra is that it leads to a general solution so special cases of significance may be overlooked.

A special case can be an erudite model of a general case which tells us something we may not have appreciated from algebra.

Mark



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