History of Mathematics : Famous Mathematicians
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Like if you think this guy should get jumped by all the Indians, Egyptians and Chineses
kmsmartboy 3 months ago
This guy should look up Baudhayana
kmsmartboy 3 months ago
Newton is nothing compare to this person "Aryabhata"
kmsmartboy 3 months ago
if ur gonna talk about pythagoras, u might as well talk about eculid
aznelf13 6 months ago
Euler was the greatest...
DevoutSkeptic 7 months ago
@wrstark It is. The sum of the areas of the two sides is equal to the area of the hypotenuse. Thus each side is "squared", giving you an area. And therefore a^2 + b^2 = c^2.
DevoutSkeptic 7 months ago
Pythagoras gave us the rules for circles and triangles
Newton showed us the invisible circles and triangles at work in the natural world with his newtonian physics and calculus
Justen1980 8 months ago
Pythagoreum?
KellerDude4 10 months ago
?? "The square on the hypotenuse is equal to the square on the other two sides"??
This is an example of confused thinking.
wrstark 11 months ago
this dude must´be stupid english!! .-((
MrsVegascrush 1 year ago