Don Barone Wrote:
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> LOL
>
> Perhaps this is why you have trouble with math.
> You don't understand mathematical questions.


No, I understood perfectly.

What you failed to understand was my answer.



>
> ... About 46,200 to 48,400, give or take 3 feet.
> ...
>
> Are you capable of narrowing it down even further
> ?

Yes, if there were a good contextual foundation for doing so. You've not demonstrated that the ancient Egyptians could measure anything more than a thousand cubits to any kind of accuracy, so I see no point in measuring it that way now.




>
> The question meant narrowing it down to within 3
> feet.
>
> This means for example between 6 and 9

It can be narrowed down to within three hundred feet, maybe.

Three feet?

Have at it.

Get out your tape measure and buy a ticket to Egypt! It's important to you, for some reason, but that doesn't mean it's important to anyone else (and it certainly doesn't mean it was important to Old Kingdom Egyptians!)

Time to do your own work, I guess!



Anthony

You can lead a horse to water but you can't make him think.