The concept of decimal fractions can be attributed to the ancient Greeks, particularly the mathematician Archimedes around the 3rd century BC. However, the modern decimal system we use today, based on powers of 10 and with a decimal point, was popularized by Simon Stevin in the late 16th century.
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The first school binder was invented in the 1850s by a Swedish inventor named Rudolf Granberg. Granberg developed a type of loose-leaf notebook that allowed pages to be easily added or removed, similar to modern binders.
The beaker was invented around the 16th century. It is believed to have been developed in Europe, likely by alchemists or chemists during the Renaissance period. The exact date and inventor of the beaker are unknown.
The first school desk is believed to have been invented in the 18th century, specifically in the early 1800s in the United States. It was designed to provide a more organized and structured learning environment for students in classrooms.
Decimals were probably invented when we didn't have any way of showing parts of numbers.
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Before decimals were invented, people used fractions.
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He invented decimals
Decimal notation was invented long after the text of the Bible was set in final form, so the Bible says nothing about decimals.
The Arabs wished to express quantities that were not whole numbers. As to why they used fractions as opposed to decimals for this, that was owing to the fact that they had not invented decimals yet.
a European mathematician did it two or three centuries ago. before then they used fractions instead of decimals.
It is thought that decimal numbers were used by the Elamite dynasty (Iran) approx 5000 (+/- 500) years ago.
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