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NCERT Book Class 8 Mathematics (Part I) Chapter 3 A Story of Numbers

NCERT Class 8 Mathematics Ganita Prakash Part-I - Chapter 03
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A STORY OF
3 NUMBERS

3.1 Reema’s Curiosity
One lazy afternoon, Reema was flipping through an old book when —
whoosh! — a piece of paper slipped out and floated to the floor. She
picked it up and stared at the strange symbols all over it. “What is this?”
she wondered.
She ran to her father, holding the paper as if it were a secret treasure.
He looked at it and smiled. “Around 4000 years ago, there flourished a
civilisation in a region called Mesopotamia, in the western part of Asia,
containing a major part of the present-day Iraq and a few other
neighbouring countries. This is one of the ways they wrote their
numbers!”

Reema’s eyes lit up, “Seriously? These strange symbols were numbers?”
Her curiosity was sparked, and questions started swirling in her head.

Since What was their
when have need for counting?
humans been What were they
counting? counting?

How would the
Since when Mesopotamians
have written
have people
20? 50? 100?
been writing
numbers in
the modern
form?

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Document Details

Board / OrgNCERT
ExamClass 8
TypeBooks
Pages46
Languageenglish
Updated24 Sep 2026