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- 3. The ______ theorem tells us whether a whole number is a probable prime.
- 6. Gottfried Leibniz was the first person to provide a description of a ______ calculator.
- 8. The introduction to of modern ______ for the trigonometric function is also credited to Leonhard Euler.
- 14. Leibniz had made a ______ system with him, which he published in 1684.
- 17. Euler's textbook ______ was published in 1736-1737.
- 18. Infinitesimal ______ is a branch of Mathematics that is concerned with differentiation, integrations and limits of functions.
- 20. explored the mathematical area, analytical ______.
- 22. Leibniz also developed the law of ______.
- 23. The treatise described a convenient tabular presentation for _______ coefficients.
- 24. Al-Khwarizmi systematized and corrected ______'s research in geography using his own original findings.
- 25. Around 825, al-Khwarizmi wrote the book "______ Al-jabr w'al-muqabala."
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- 1. Fermat contributed to the development of calculus through his work on the properties of ______.
- 2. At the age of 16, Blaise Pascal presented some of his early theorems including his "mystical ______" to the audience.
- 4. _____ were frequency placed on mosques to determine the time of prayer.
- 5. Al-Khwarizmi developed the concept of the ______ in Mathematics.
- 7. ______ Theory is the purest form of Mathematics involving the study of whole numbers.
- 9. Fermat also contributed to the law of _______.
- 10. One of Blaise Pascal's discoveries was the _______ Theory.
- 11. Blaise Pascal invented a calculator that was called ______.
- 12. The letter 'e' was credited to Euler for the base of the natural ______.
- 13. Euler's textbook, "Introducio in ______ infinitorum' was out in 1748.
- 15. Euler wrote a textbook in calculus entitled, 'Institutiones _______ differentialis' in 1755.
- 16. Gottfried Leibniz discovered the ______ numeral system.
- 19. Pascal experimented with low atmospheric pressure could be estimated in terms of _______.
- 21. Al-Khwarizmi's ______ is regarded as the foundation and cornerstone of the sciences.