Simon was a mathematician, engineer, and good at science.
He invented decimals
They are unsure of how Simon died because there was little recorded from his life. They are uncertain what and where he died too.
Simon Stevin very little in the 1400's. He wasn't born until 1548. In the 1580's he was a noted mathematician, and is credited with 'inventing'/standardizing the use of decimal numbers in calculation. He died in 1620.
The Chinese or Romans? Certainly not the Romans. The concept of decimal fractions was known to the Chinese in the first century BCE (Joseph Needham, Science and Civilisation in China) but in Europe the modern decimal notation originates from the Dutch mathematician Simon Stevin (1548/49 - 1620) although the decimal point comes later and was in use by the time of John Napier.
Simon Stevin (1548/49 - 1620)
Simon was a mathematician, engineer, and good at science.
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He invented decimals
His lifespan was 72 years: from 1548 to 1620.
Simon Stevin
A mathematician named Simon Stevin invented the decimal point in the late 1500s. Stevin was from the Flemish population of Belgium.
They are unsure of how Simon died because there was little recorded from his life. They are uncertain what and where he died too.
Simon Stevin very little in the 1400's. He wasn't born until 1548. In the 1580's he was a noted mathematician, and is credited with 'inventing'/standardizing the use of decimal numbers in calculation. He died in 1620.
Simon Steven lived in Bruges, Flanders, or Belgium. Much of his life was undocumented, meaning that it is unknown, except for the fact that he was born in and mainly worked in Bruges.
Simon fraser is alive lol
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