Mathematicians

He was the man that invented the first pendulum clock.

Leibniz is well known for his development of calculus independently of Isaac Newton. In the 20th century his Law of Continuity and Transcendental Law of Homogeneity were found to have mathematical implication and the binary number system was also refined thanks to him. Finally, he invented the Leibniz wheel which is used in the arithmometer.

Most of his contributions are to do with both science and mathematics, although he is most known for developing calculus.

Yes, Archimedes was an inventor.

4/6 * 42

168/6

= 28

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Friedrich Wieck was born in 1785.

Our child is Wondimu, Tarekegn from Ethiopia. Which is his first name?

When all 3 branches of government is equal. Neither branch has more power than the other.

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Equal representation : Each region has the same number of elected representatives.

he invented the telescope

Maria Gaetana Agnesi (1719-1799) of Milan was a gifted scholar and linguist who was first published at the age of 9 with a Latin essay defending higher education for women. She was a well-published scientist by the age of 20 and was made an honorary member of the faculty at the University of Bologna with the consent of the pope at the age of thirty. She later retired to devote herself to her religious work. She is most famous for her curve Agnesi called versiera, or turning curve. We know this curve by the name the "witch of Agnesi" because a British mathematician, John Colson, translated the word versiera incorrectly.

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You can bisect an angle thus splitting it in half which is 50%

But if you meant turning 50% into decimals then it is 50/100 = 0.5 as a decimal

Howard University .

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Donner is Rudolph's father.

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Analytic geometry.

A state is better governed which has few laws, and those laws strictly observed.

BY MEHAK SAPRA

Neither of them is greater.

As I remember there was a difference of opinion and he was given the boot. It was less than a year ago. Extract from The Guardian Sport Horse racing Should Channel 4 have gone further and dispensed with John McCririck completely? The ebullient racing pundit said he was 'humiliated' by the decision to reduce his contribution by 25%, comparing it to Liverpool dropping Steven Gerrard. But would it be better if he disappeared from Channel 4 Racing entirely? God bless you John:)

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The answer depends on what you want the time series to show, how sophisticated the audience is, how much time and effort you can put into the exercise.

A simple example to demonstrate periodicity is hourly tidal heights. Not so relevant if you live thousands of miles from the nearest sea, though.

If you want periodicity with some randomness, you can try temperatures for your locations. Either average monthly temperatures over a year (or more) or hourly temps over a day or a few days.

If you want a lot more random behaviour, go for the stock exchange prices - daily closing prices over a year, shorter term for a day.

Other economic variables: GDP, employment, unemployment rate, inflation rate can all be used but it will help to know of changes in the economic environment which resulted in the changes in the variable of your choice. For example, the unemployment rate increased because some creditor country pulled the plug on all the money your country owed it and, as a result, your country's economy went into a nose-dive.

All of these variables should be available from official sources or are either easy to collect.

He suffered from paranoid schizophrenia and was also a genius in mathematics who was awarded a shared Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences and an Abel Prize for outstanding achievement in mathematics.