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Golden Ratio in nature and its Application

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January 25, 2021

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Convex and Non Convex Polyhedron

May 28, 2021

History of Mathematics

December 30, 2020

The History of Mathematics 🤓 Some facts about Ancient Egyptian mathematics, Babylonian mathematics, Chinese mathematics, Greek mathematics and much more 👇 ✅ It is believed that Ancient Egyptians used complex mathematics such as algebra, arithmetic and geometry as far back as 3000 BC, such as equations to approximate the area of circles. ✅ Babylonians measured the circumference of a circle as approximately 3 times the diameter, which is fairly close to today’s measurement which uses the value of Pi (around 3.14). ✅ Chinese mathematics developed around the 11th century BC and included important concepts related to negative numbers, decimals, algebra and geometry. ✅ Greek mathematics developed from around the 7th century BC, producing many important theories thanks to great mathematicians such as Pythagoras, Euclid and Archimedes. ✅ The Hindu-Arabic numeral system began developing as early as the 1st century with a full system being established around the 9th century, forming the ...

Why maths is important?

December 29, 2020

MENU Read on to learn a few reasons that math is a powerful and incredibly useful tool. 1. Learning math is good for your brain Research conducted by Dr. Tanya Evans of Stanford University indicates that children who know math can recruit certain brain regions more reliably, and have higher gray matter volume in those regions, than those who perform more poorly in math. The brain regions involved in higher math skills in high-performing children were associated with various cognitive tasks involving visual attention and decision-making. While correlation may not imply causation, this study indicates that the same brain regions that help you do math are recruited in decision-making and attentional processes. 2. Math helps you tell time “I’m late, I’m late for a very important date.” – White Rabbit from the movie Alice in Wonderland . Don’t let your ignorance of math make you like the White Rabbit! A recent study indicated that...