Question

Take a sample of the years you traveled to and subtract them, making them few, the smallest positive number you need in order to be freed. 1650 BCE, 19th century, year 781

Answer 1

The smallest positive number found by subtracting the provided historical dates (1650 BCE, 19th century, year 781) is 1019 years, which is the difference between the year 781 and 1800 CE, the beginning of the 19th century.

Step-by-step explanation:

The student's question involves subtracting years from different time periods to find the smallest positive number, which appears to be a mathematical exercise involving historical dates. The years provided are 1650 BCE, during the 19th century, and the year 781. We can calculate the number of years covered by each time period and what happened to higher education during those periods to find the smallest positive number.

The 19th century spans from the year 1800 to 1899. To find the smallest positive number, we should look at the difference between the latest and earliest dates provided, which are: from the 19th century (let's assume the earliest year, 1800) to 1650 BCE; and from 781 to the 19th century, which again we'll take as the earliest point, 1800.

So, calculating the differences:

• 1800 - 1650 BCE = 3450 years
• 1800 - 781 = 1019 years

The smallest positive number is 1019 years, which is the difference between the year 781 and the earliest possible year in the 19th century, 1800 CE.