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Calculus was invented in the 1670's,by two great math mathematicians Isaac Newton and Gottfried Leibniz. -
Newton has created his famous paper Principia mathematic which introduced the idea of calculus which he decided not to publish. -
Gottfried published his first paper on calculus in 1684 and claimed to have discovered calculus in the 1670s. Introducing it to the public for the first time. -
After speculation among the people of who invented calculus, people sided with newton as the originator, so Gottfried would release his paper on the dy/dx derivative , which today is highly used. -
With his theory a french mathematician was the first person outside of the founders to add a sustaining theory to this young new math. -
A Swiss mathematician Daniel Bernoulli created a rule named L'hospitals rule. L'Hospital's rule is a general method of evaluating indeterminate forms such as 0/0 or ∞/∞. Allowing math to become theoretical. -
An English mathematician named Brook Taylor came up with a new branch now called the 'calculus of finite differences', invented integration by parts, and discovered the celebrated formula known as Taylor's expansion. -
In 1734 Leonhard Euler a Swiss mathematician came up with idea eix = cos x + isin x, in short trigonometry, a branch of this oak tree to be. -
French math mathematician René Descartes invented the exponential rule which would allow calculations, with scientific notation. -
A Scottish mathematician by the name John Napier , created the chain logarithm rule which after nearly a century created a bridge between logs and Gottfried derivatives. -
Dr Robert H. Goddard, an american, using calculus, calculated the trajectory if the first ever successful fueled rocket launch. -
Its been impossible to pinpoint which person is responsible for calculus being taught in high school, but in the early 1950's the once so new theoretical math was now a high school class. -
Sputnik 1 was launched into orbit and successfully landed, thanks to revolutions and propulsion calculated via calculus. -
The Apollo 11 mission is the most historic event in the late 1960's, using calculus and its theoretical properties, a man was put on the moon. -
Math hand done is dying out with the calculator and computers, humans dint really place an importance on math, and slowly but surely machines are taking the math world.