Please, i'm doing a math project due tomorrow, and I just wanted someone to tell me the history of the numbe5

Answer 1

5 due to the average person's toes was designated as
the second number system. In say 2 million BC in the worst
anomales of sciences, even the biblical files of Babylon says
that people became frightened of God, the angels, and resort
to smaller interactions was common, and taught to the kids.
Because the weirdest types become religious fanatics and
go in on tatoos, and mutilations, there was a very very high
priest of mention. Schafer the cartoonist made his very
early appearance onboard the explorer 2 of Vulcan peace plan.
He insisted that the planets would want more automotive
parts shoppes and started a revolution to make wheels more
hexagonal. Needless to say what happened was he won out,
because the south rose again, and threw out the farm block.
No we have writting most likely by Plato, or Caesars agro
ancesters who then escaped to california. But the people of
the next mission landed on a real runway with lights and found
that increments in speed limits were a new developing life
style and planning committee. The 45 became a living legacy
and early prehistoric or prehisterical shannon sang our hit.
Wake up little suzy, thus the number 5 started as an alarm
clock and today we know of the study of ooga, the first writting.

Answer 2

Dude, you're doing a project on the history of the number 5? Like, its individual history? Independent of all the other numbers?? At last! The private life of 5 has been overlooked for too long! It's always just mentioned as one of an infinite number of numbers... sorted among them in ascending order, like sheep... when really 5 is a beautiful and unique snowflake. Did you know that 5 was one of the original Fab Four?
But I better start from the beginning. Before 5 was born, cats only had 8 lives. Their standard of living improved considerably since then. As a child, 5 was a little odd. For most of its adolescence it was high. In its prime it worked for the Pentagon, and its integrity was undeniable. Of course it fell in love with a pretty little number and they went forth and multiplied.
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