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leibnitz's calculator is simply an improvised version of the adding machine. this machine could perform multiplication and division as well. ( multiplication through repeated addition and division through repeated subtraction). talking about the history of this machine it was invented by a German mathematician Gottfried Leibnitz. It used a stepped cylinder with nine teeth for varying lengths instead of wheels used by pascal.
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Who invented first mechanical digital calculator?
who invented the first mechanical digital calculator
What is leibnitzs?
he is a famous maths matitian, he of course, made calculus cos he's just cool eh8)
When was the china calculator invented?
The first calculator is believed to have been invented in North Africa, however China invented the spoon and the compass.
WHERE was first mechanical calculator invented?
The introduction of the 1st mechanical calculator was invented in Europe. This type of calculator production then spread world wide. The first ever was invented by Willhelm Schickard.
Who invented the first adding calculator machine?
The first adding calculator machine was invented by Blaise Pascal.
When Was The Caculator Invented?
The first calculator was invented in 1623.
Where was the calculator invented?
Japan ;)
Who invented the scientific calculator?
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What era was the calculator invented?
The first modern-style electronic calculator was invented in the 1960s. The first counting device, an abacus, was invented in Egypt in about 2000 BCE. The mechanical calculator was developed in the 17th century.
Which invented first computer or calculator?
calculator and human computers used them.
Who is invited the calculator?
Pascal,a great French Scientist invented the calculator.
How invented the calculator?
Blaise Pascal
