'Rhind papyrus' diaporamas de présentation

Nuclear Reactions vs. Normal Chemical Changes

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What is pi?

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What is pi?

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3000-525 BC

3000-525 BC. Agricultural revolution Development of the fundamental math of surveying,engineering and commerce Math started with arithmetic (algebra) and measurement (geometry). Chinese and Indians. Difficult to date discoveries Used perishable media like bark and bamboo

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Some History of Algebra

Some History of Algebra. David Levine Woodinville High School. The Rhind Papyrus. Early Algebra. Egypt: The Rind Papyrus (1650 B.C.) solved linear equations. The Cairo Papyrus (300 B.C.) solved simple quadratic equations Babylonia: Knew the quadratic formula by 1600 B.C.

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Computational Geometry

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The life (or history) of Pi

The life (or history) of Pi. Tim Rundle & Mollie Safran. History . -Babylonians thought Pi was 3 -The Rhind Papyrus from Egypt had pi as 3.1605 -Archimedes first calculated for pi -The greek letter ? started being used in the 1700s. How did these people discover Pi?.

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This is part of the Rhind papyrus .

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Region dominated by the Babylonian civilization.

Region dominated by the Babylonian civilization. Example of a cuneiform tablet between 1900 and 1600 BC containing Pythagorean triples.

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Region dominated by the Babylonian civilization.

Region dominated by the Babylonian civilization. Example of a cuneiform tablet between 1900 and 1600 BC containing Pythagorean triples.

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1107 Group Project #1

1107 Group Project #1. Due Mon 1/24, 3 min PPT w/ Biblio , HC to me

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1107 Group Project #1

1107 Group Project #1. Due Mon 1/24, 3 min PPT w/ Biblio , HC to me

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