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    Women in Mathematics

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    Women in Mathematics Every human is created with a gift of some sort. Whether it is an athletic ability‚ a wonderful singing voice‚ or an ability to relate to other individuals‚ every one has a special gifting. For many women in history‚ their ability was deciphering and understanding the intricacies of math. Although various cultures discouraged women mathematicians‚ these women were able to re-define the standards for women in this field of study. Hypatia of Alexandria was born in Roman Egypt

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    Mathematics and Certainty

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    Topic 1- Mathematics and Certainty Having said something about the nature of formal systems‚ we must now look in more detail at the nature of mathematical certainty. To do this‚ let us begin by making two distinctions. The first concerns the nature of propositions. An analytic proposition is one that is true by definition. A synthetic proposition is any proposition that is not analytic. So we can say that every proposition is either analytic or synthetic. The second distinction concerns how we

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    One of the most basic needs to survive‚ thrive and basically make it in today’s world is that of communication. Everyone has the need to express themselves in some form or another‚ whether artistically‚ verbally or through writing‚ this need is something that is basic in everyone. However‚ while there are various ways of communicating thoughts and ideas‚ the most important method is most definitely through verbal communication. The problem is that many people find verbal communication‚ especially

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    aim to achieve specifically Question: Is Mathematics and Science‚ or Humanities more essential to our lives in the future? We are genuinely curious whether what we are learning in school now are knowledge that we would actually use in the future. Thus‚ through our research‚ we hope to be able to determine whether Mathematics and Science‚ or Humanities is more essential to our lives in the future. Hypothesis We predict that many people will prefer Mathematics and Science to Humanities‚ as these are

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    Mayans Mathematics

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    Mayans Mathematics The Mayan number system was developed by the ancient Maya civilization of Central America. Similar to the number system we use today‚ the Mayan system operated with place values. To achieve this place value system they developed the idea of a zero placeholder. The Maya seem to be the first people who used a place value system and a symbol for zero. Beyond these similarities there are some significant differences between the Mayan number system and our modern system. The Mayan

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    Mathematics Autobiography

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    MATH 101 Mathematics Autobiography Assignment My name is Casey Nicole Layton‚ and I am nineteen years of age. I was born in Pittsburgh‚ Pennsylvania on January 20th‚ 1995. My parents used to call me an ice princess when I was little‚ and they always told me the same story when I’d ask how I had acquired that name. When they tried to bring me home from the hospital‚ we got stuck in the family car during a huge blizzard and the winter chill got to me‚ and they used this fairytale-like story to explain

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    Supreme Mathematics

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    Supreme Mathematics Who? What? When? Where? Why? How? 1. Knowledge-the sum of what is known. knowledge is facts‚ awareness or familiarity gained by doing the knowledge. Who is knowledge? It symbolizes the black man. When can you knowledge? Anytime. Where? Everywhere. How is knowledge gained? Through study‚ learning‚ listening‚ trial and error‚ observing‚ reflection 2. Wisdom-who is wisdom? Symbolizes the woman. What is wisdom? Wisdom is wise actions‚ ways and words. Good judgment and discernment

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    As the sun rises and its light peaks through the blinds you struggle to muster the strength to get out of bed. As you shuffle your feet to the bathroom to begin your morning routine you start to reminisce of a happier time in life. A splash of water over your face seems refreshing enough but as you look into the mirror you lock into a deep gaze with your reflection. As you look deeper into the gates of your soul you find two people‚ the old you and the creation you were meant to be in Christ‚ locked

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    Mathematics and Euclid

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    Plato’s Academy in Greece. Euclid’s life span is unknown and he was often confused with Euclid of Megara‚ who was a Greek Socratic philosopher who live about a century earlier. His elements is the most successful textbook in the history of mathematics. The principles of geometry are deduced from a small set of axioms. Euclid’s method of proving mathematical theorems by logical reasoning from accepted first principles continues to be the backbone of mathematics and is responsible for that field’s

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    Mathematics and Pythagoras

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    A mathematician is a person whose primary area study is the field of mathematics. Mathematicians are concerned with logic‚ space‚ transformations‚ numbers and more general ideas which encompass these concepts. Some notable mathematicians include Archimedes of Syracuse‚ Leonhard Paul Euler‚ Johann Carl Friedrich Gauss‚ Johann Bernoulli‚ Jacob Bernoulli‚ Muhammad ibn Mūsā al-Khwārizmī‚ Georg Friedrich Bernhard Riemann‚ Gottfried Leibniz‚ Euclid of Alexandria‚ Jules Henri Poincaré‚ Srinivasa Ramanujan

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