What did George boole do?

Answer 1

George Boole received his first lessons in mathematics by his father who also taught him to make optical instruments. Aside from his father's help and a few years at local schools, Boole was self-taught in mathematics. When his father's business declined, George had to work to support the family. He began teaching in village schools in the West Riding of Yorkshire at age 16. At 20, he opened his own school in Lincoln. He first read mathematics journals and began to solve advanced problems in algebra as a hobby. Boole made significant contributions in several areas of mathematics, but was immortalized for two works in 1847 and 1854, in which he represented logical expressions in a mathematical form now known as Boolean Algebra. Boolean algebra provides the basis for the design of modern computers. Boole's work was all the more impressive because, with the exception of elementary school and a short time in a commercial school, he was almost completely self-educated. He is known as the Father of Symbolic Logic.and he died when he was 82

Answer 2

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