Success has many fathers ........ proverbial.
Mathematics is a success, and certainly has many fathers. It is a very old pastime, dating back to at least the Babylonian Empire. It may even predate civilization as we understand it, in other words before written history. Any attempt to decide who was the father would be futile.
No one knows who invented mathematics; the best guess by modern historians is that it probably was developed (along with written language) by the Sumerians, in response to a need to count livestock and tally business transactions.
Among the ancient Greeks, both Archimedes and Euclid might vie for the honor; both made great strides toward contributing to our understanding of numbers, ratios, geometry, and trigonometry.
And let's not forget the Indian scholar Brahmagupta, who first lay down the rules for understanding the concepts of zero and negative numbers, in 628 A.D.
Archimedes is considered to be the father of math.
A tuba called its papa oompapa.
The sentence would be: My father's eighth grade teacher taught him a great deal more than math.
Sounds like there was some attraction there, maybe more. my fathers eighth grade teacher taught him a great deal more than math
The range of a data set refers to the largest and smallest values of a data set. Archimedes is often called the father of mathematics.
Archimedes is considered to be the father of math.
he did math
Greg was upset with his father because his father was lecturing him about his math grade.
Math & astronomy.
Probably the Chinese or the Indian's, especially brahmagupta
my nan The founder or father of math slope is Rene Descartes, he was the first person to bring about math slope.
When he was in India with his father
He angry from Greg grades in math
He angry from Greg grades in math
A tuba called its papa oompapa.
IS this your math asignment?
Because he went to his fathers meetings with him. He never went to school, because his father taught him and his father was a court judge. He was interested in science also which made blaise pascal interested in math and science.