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He counted 850 stars. (That is what my teacher said.)

David Hilbert Died after falling over in a street. The cause of death was a heart attack. He was in shock after stacking it.

yes, he had 2 sisters, Gilberte and Jacqueline Pascal

He introduced coordinated geometry and the Cartesian plane

the best mathematician at algebra are Pythagoras because of him, there is pythagorean theorem

The story goes that he was easing down into the bath and he noticed that the further down he went, the less he weighed and the more water ran out. Since he had been vexed with the problem of how to test a gold crown that the king suspected was alloyed with (cheaper) silver without destroying it, he recognized that he could use the ratio of the mass of the object (crown) compared to the volume of water it displaced and compare it to a known sample of gold. He was so excited by this that he ran through the streets yelling "εὕρηκα!" ("Eureka!") which means "I've found it!" This is currently not a suggested method for presenting a scientific treatise...especially when you are naked. "Any body wholly or partially immersed in a fluid experiences an upthrust equal to, but opposite in sense to, the weight of the fluid displaced." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archimedes

he allowed math to go further than anyone else did

In those days, the populations were not all that huge, (though they did have cities), and it was common for an influential person to be known as being of a particular city or region. In his case, Archimedes of Syracuse.

yes, Aristotle changed the view on life in the Western Word from The One in a dual view (creationism).

WE (greek) human bodies with superior 'anime', and THEY the barbarians (human animals) with only bodies.

WE the Greek in the Roman Empire changed in WE the Roman and the Greek.

And later in WE the West=Europeans and WE the Western World Whites

A paradigm shift that allowed the robust Greeks to feels superior over the culturally refined Persians. .

somebody just put the answers here

roulette

Evariste Galois lived from 1811 till 1832. He died in a duel in Mary of 1832. He did not study mathematics at all until 1827 and appears to have concentrated on group theory in 1832.

Aristotle invented logic and scientific reasoning.

because it wrote serious play

Archimedes was taught by many and influenced by many too, but his school teachers made quite a big impact on his intellegence and got him interested in Physics and other subjects. One of his teachers was Dr John Gibbins and in later life was apparently one of Archimedes' good friends.

they earn about %19,800 - $26,450 anually.

Solipsism is the belief that a person's own mind is the only definite thing that exists. Basically, a solipsist believes that everything else in the universe (everything from galaxies to other people's minds) is just a thought that's created in their imagination.

Alright. I have just spent the last 1 1/2+ hours trying to find the answer to your question. OY! As to WHERE she was born; no problem. Gloria Gilmer (born Gloria C. Ford) was born in Baltimore, Maryland. As to when she was born; nothing! The best I could figure is that she is approximately 81 years old. If this is accurate then she would have been born in 1929. This is the best I could do without paying money. I hope this helps a bit. :=\

One example:

To reduce pollution from smoke stacks, or to purify air within households, companies/individuals use a filtration system called an electrostatic precipitator (ESP).

The system works by passing smoke through a grid of electrically charged rods. The particles in the smoke pick up a charge of Q. The smoke then travels through a series of plates that have a charge of -Q. Since opposite charges attract, the particles cling to the plates. The plates are then shaken so that the ash falls into a hopper that can be removed and discarded.

This process can reduce air pollution from a smoke stack by 99%.

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