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    Pythagorus of Samos is sometimes called the first pure mathematician. He is one of the most important figures in the development of mathematics, yet there is not a lot known about his accomplishments. This is due to his creation of a society based on religion, science, and secrecy. There are no works of his writing in which we can find out more about this illustratious figure. Most of what we know about Pythagorus’s early years were written by authors who thought of him as a God, so some…

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    she too must become a mathematician after reading this story. After teaching herself different languages such as Latin and Greek, she than went to read Newton's and Euler's work, despite her parents, who had a large opposition to a career in the mathematics field,…

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    College” where he completed his undergraduate course. Karl Jacobi helped to inspire and motivate Cayley. Arthur Cayley died on January 26, 1895 of natural causes. Arthur Cayley was a British mathematician who helped find the British school of pure mathematics. He was born August 16, 1821 and died on January 26, 1895. In history around this time slavery was going on. Slavery is the state or condition of being a slave; a civil relationship whereby one person has absolute power over another and…

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    Knowledge and understanding are two terms that may seem similar in meaning. However upon further examination, one may find that there is a distinction to be made. Knowledge can be thought of as pure information, it is usually simple and easy to obtain. Everyone possesses some degree of knowledge about a variety of things. On the other hand, understanding is something more complicated and nuanced. It highlights a deeper intuitive process that occurs within subconscious levels of the mind. Someone…

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    different fields of this subject. I have particularly enjoyed studying comparative psychology because I am interested in how the human mind can be explained in evolutionary terms and how we can be compared to non-human animals. I have always enjoyed mathematics, both learning and application. I have relished the course I have taken at college as it has a variety of areas and the opportunity to study different branches. I have particularly…

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    Bhilai, India Abstract—In this paper, we have used two algorithms, i.e. the Nearest Neighbor algorithm and Genetic Algorithm to solve the Travelling Salesman problem. The Travelling Salesman problem is a widely studied problem in computational mathematics. In the Travelling Salesman problem, a salesman has to visit all the cities first and then move to the same city from where it has started its whole journey. One of the concerns here with this problem, here is that the salesman cannot…

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    ” (Angier, 19) through which one can learn more about the workings of his or her own life. This is quite similar to the game of Mastermind, which was played in ISP and which Scott Strobel uses as an analogy for the way science works. Save cases of pure luck, it is essential to exercise critical thinking techniques—scientific techniques—in order to be successful within the game. Simply observing what has occurred in previous moves and factualizing it is not an advantageous strategy. Rather, one…

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    Math Autobiography

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    My childhood memories regarding learning mathematics has been for the most part positive from 6th grade onwards. From 1st grade to 5th grade I was not conscientious so at times math tests produced anxiety but math was, at the same time, easier and simpler back then. I recall being the fastest person to state the multiplication tables in 4th grade. During 6th to 8th grade, although I was not necessarily the smartest, I landed at the top of the class in advance math since I was very hard working.…

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    intellectually disabled, that student can benefit from such things as group help. Other students, or a teacher, can read the math problem to a student and help him or her interpret the problem. If the student is otherwise proficient in computational mathematics, the student will easily see how to work the…

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    Lesson Analysis & Reflection The lesson analysis and reflection will be over a mathematics lesson taught to a small group of second graders in a resource room. The timing of this lesson was appropriate. I had enough time to go over the lesson thoroughly. I finished a few minutes early and was able to re-iterate the strategies taught during the lesson. I was also able to implement more problems to make the lesson more concrete for a better understanding of the strategy. The benefits of this…

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