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Archimedes (287-212 B.C.) was a Greek mathematician who developed the principle of the lever and that a small weight at a distance from a fulcrum would balance a large weight near the fulcrum and that the weight and distances were in inverse proportion.  He reportedly hooked up a system of levers in pulley form and singlehandedly pulled a fully laden cargo ship out of harbor and onto shore.  He said: “Give me a place to stand on and I can move the world.” Famous Scientist, Math Poster, Living Books, Mystery Of History, E Mc2, Homeschool Math, Stock Art, Prayer Book, Ancient Greece

Archimedes (287-212 B.C.) was a Greek mathematician who developed the principle of the lever and that a small weight at a distance from a fulcrum would balance a large weight near the fulcrum and that the weight and distances were in inverse proportion. He reportedly hooked up a system of levers in pulley form and singlehandedly pulled a fully laden cargo ship out of harbor and onto shore. He said: “Give me a place to stand on and I can move the world.”

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Euclid portrait by Andre Thevet, 1584. Euclid (meaning, good glory Stock Photo: 103985389 - Alamy Geometry Book, Euclidean Geometry, Number Theory, History Images, History Of Science, Ancient Greece, Ancient Times, Ancient Greek, Geometry

Download this stock image: Euclid portrait by Andre Thevet, 1584. Euclid (meaning, good glory, 300 BC) was a Greek mathematician, often referred to as the Father of Geometry. Little is known about his life. The date and place of Euclid's birth and the date and circumstances of hi - G14XBW from Alamy's library of millions of high resolution stock photos, illustrations and vectors.

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🌍 Journey through time with us to meet some of history's greatest math minds 🔢! Our article tells the stories of ancient to modern mathematicians and their game-changing contributions 🚀 across diverse disciplines, including geometry and computer science. Ready to get inspired? Click to read more! #MathHeroes #Inspiration #Science #History #WomenInMath 💡 Daniel Bernoulli, Famous Mathematicians, Leonardo Fibonacci, Emmy Noether, Carl Friedrich Gauss, Fields Medal, Math History, John Von Neumann, Number Theory

🌍 Journey through time with us to meet some of history's greatest math minds 🔢! Our article tells the stories of ancient to modern mathematicians and their game-changing contributions 🚀 across diverse disciplines, including geometry and computer science. Ready to get inspired? Click to read more! #MathHeroes #Inspiration #Science #History #WomenInMath 💡

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Top 10 Greatest Moments in Math History! A fun way to bring reading, writing and history into math for cross curricular project study.  1:  Zero 2:  A Written Counting System 3:  The Development of Inquiry 4:  Pythagorean Theorem 5:  Euclid for finding GCF 6:  Prime Numbers and GIMPS 7:  Isaac Barrow and Nonviolent Differentiation 8:  Infinity 9:  Enigma 10: Avoiding Catastrophe with Chaos Math History, Teaching 6th Grade, Free Math Resources, Maths Activities Middle School, Teaching Algebra, Algebra Activities, Teaching Secondary, Zero 2, Differentiation Math

Top 10 Greatest Moments in Math History! A fun way to bring reading, writing and history into math for cross curricular project study. 1: Zero 2: A Written Counting System 3: The Development of Inquiry 4: Pythagorean Theorem 5: Euclid for finding GCF 6: Prime Numbers and GIMPS 7: Isaac Barrow and Nonviolent Differentiation 8: Infinity 9: Enigma 10: Avoiding Catastrophe with Chaos

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