1. Bases Represent 7201 in (a) i. base 60 (Note: for bases larger than 10, use commas to separate whole number positions) ii. Babylonian Cuneiform iii. Egyptian Hieroglyphics (b) For your answer in (a) part (ii), list at least two other numbers (written in base 60, where at least one contains a fraction) that the cuneiform could have represented, and then convert these numbers to decimal. Explain briefly how the Babylonians would have identified the correct number. (c) Explain briefly why the Egyptians would not have confused the number repre- sented in (a) part (iii) with another number. 1. Bases Represent 7201 in (a) i. base 60 (Note: for bases larger than 10, use commas to separate whole number positions) ii. Babylonian Cuneiform iii. Egyptian Hieroglyphics (b) For your answer in (a) part (ii), list at least two other numbers (written in base 60, where at least one contains a fraction) that the cuneiform could have represented, and then convert these numbers to decimal. Explain briefly how the Babylonians would have identified the correct number. (c) Explain briefly why the Egyptians would not have confused the number repre- sented in (a) part (iii) with another number