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1650 BCE
Ancient algebra
A few of the first and best fathers of algebra are Abu Ja’far Muhammad Ibn Musa Al Khwarizmi and Diophantus. They contributed by helping reduce algebra equations end introduce the algorithms.
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150 BCE
Sthanagana Sutra
Jain the mathematician writes the “Sthanagana Sutra”. This contains the work of the theory of numbers, arithmetic equations, geometry, operations with fractions,simple equations, cubic equations,quartic equations and permutations and combinations. -
629
Bhaskara I
Bhaskara was the author of trow treaties. The book is an 8 chapter work on the Indian mathematical astronomy.
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800
ISLAMIC MATHEMATICS - AL-KHWARIZMI
AL-KHWARIZMI was on of the founding fathers of algebra. KHWARIZMI over saw Greek and Indian mathematics. His most important contribution to mathematics is still used today called the number system.
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1200
history of Algebra
Leonardo Fibonacci participated in finding the solution of cubic equations.
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1500
History of algebra
the introduction of symbols for the unknown and for algebraic powers. Descartes geometric solutions to algebraic Solutions.
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Calculator history
The first mechanical calculator appeared in 1642, the creations of French intellectual and mathematics whizz kid Blaise Pascal as “a device that will eventually perform all four arithmetic operations without relying on human intelligence.”
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History of Algebra
Carl Gauss prove that every polynomial equation has at least one root as the answer.
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School History now
Algebra ia finally introduced into schools. Harvard and other colleges required admission of algebra. It eventually took a big role in mathematics in every other school to now. -
HELLENISTIC MATHEMATICS - DIOPHANTUS
collection of algebraic problems which greatly influenced the subsequent development of number theory.
http://www.storyofmathematics.com/hellenistic_diophantus.html