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Euclid is popularly referred to as the Father of Geometry. He was a Greek mathematician. He applied elements in the geometry field to depict the work in two frames. He made contributions to the optics and conics field. That's why he is sometimes referred to as founder of optics also.

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Chicago is 386 miles from Euclid, Ohio.

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This is a request, not a question.

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Yuke-lid

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You - klid But most people pronounce it (U-Klid)

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Euclid was born around 325 BC.

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1. bcs he was bread .kuch nahi aata tha uss chini ko

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True

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Aryabhata

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Nothing is known about his personal life.

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Euclid died about 265 BC. The exact date and circumstances of Euclid's death are unknown.

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The book Elements contained axiomic proofs for plane geometry.

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Philosophy is the study of everything, thinking of every possibility and every possibility within that possibility.

Most other fields only study what is within the realms of their field. It's not so much a study, as it is people using their fully functioning brain to contemplate all existing and nonexistent things, contemplating the reason for them and the reason for the reason, etc. It is an infinite form of thinking.

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Individual or departmental responsibility to perform a certain function. Accountability may be dictated or implied by law, regulation, or agreement

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Adrien-Marie Legendre

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He was born of 15 February 1564 in Pisa, Italy and died on 8 January 1642 in Arcetri, Italy.

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Euclid is thought to have been born in Greece around 325 BC and received his early education in Athens. There is nothing known of his family background. Historians generally agree that he taught geometry in Alexandria, Egypt, during the reign of Ptolemy I, who ruled Egypt between 323 and 285 BC.

There is no record of the name of Euclid's spouse, if he ever married, or any information about other members of his family.

to make things well easier he is the father of geometry. he sat around all day calculating pi. just think how much time he must have had on is hands. btw he was born in Greece

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It's called 'Elements'

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The Tao that can be said is not the Tao. The Tao just is.

It can not be considered or mentally labeled as anything.

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"Tao" is roughly synonymous with "The Absolute," the I AM," or "The Law," existing beyond Time, and Space, and Change. It ever has been, ever is, and ever shall be. Ever Unique; Unconditioned; Immutable; Self‑Existent; Self‑Sufficient; Independent; Abstract; It dwells Unknowable, Unthinkable, Ineffable.

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euclid is element and Plato is solid

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Euclid the mathmatican is thought to have been born in Greece.

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Bhaskara

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Get the greatest factor of two of the numbers, then get the greatest factor of the result with the third number.

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They where both Greek mathematicians

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