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Who invented the names for geometric shapes?
the Romans
Who invented geometry in the subject math?
The Greeks, they were highly interested in shapes and that kind of thing.
Who invented circles?
A circle was not invented by anybody. The circle is one of the shapes that appears both naturally and artificially everywhere.
When were the shoe shapes for right and left foot made?
Appius Claudius invented the idea for the right and left shoe. I don't know when he did this though.
What 3-d shapes have square bases?
There are infinitely many such shapes. There are infinitely many such shapes. There are infinitely many such shapes. There are infinitely many such shapes.
Who invented the shapes?
The ancient Romans invented shapes.
Who invented 1d shapes?
Me
Who invented the math shapes?
probably a mathmetician
Who invented the names for geometric shapes?
the Romans
Who invented the shape of earth?
No one invented it. The shapes comes about through natural physical forces.
Who invented a tangram?
a man named tan was bored and had a square piece of wood he cut the wood into 7 shapes and started rearranging the shapes the shapes can be made into animals objects and people around 250 years ago they were invented in acient china :)
Who invented whittling?
It is not known who invented whittling. Whittling is a form of wood carving in which various shapes are carved out of wood.
Why he invented cartesian coordinate?
The Cartesian coordinate plane was invented by the French mathematician Rene Descartes for plotting geometrical lines and shapes on it.
Who invented geometry in the subject math?
The Greeks, they were highly interested in shapes and that kind of thing.
Who invented 2d shapeS?
Probably the first hominid who drew an image in the sand with a stick.
Who is the scientist invented the coined the termcellsto describe the small geometric shapes in cork cells?
Robert Hooke
Who invented circles?
A circle was not invented by anybody. The circle is one of the shapes that appears both naturally and artificially everywhere.
