The Man Who Counted - Ana Luz Martins

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Across
  1. 3. A tool used to decipher the weight of pearls, real life application of reasoning.
  2. 5. An animal punished in chapter 30 for dividing 3 by 3 correctly, real life application of division.
  3. 7. Number of chapters in the Quran, real life application of counting.
  4. 8. Responsible for losing Lilavati's, dauughter of Bhaskara's, groom.
  5. 9. Something that the Man Who Counted ignores because he's too busy thinking of the relatioship between 1, 8 and 27.
  6. 12. A suitor who used an application of logic and reasoning in chapter 31.
  7. 13. The number globally adopted as the base of our number system although not better than options like the number 12.
  8. 15. An arithmetical value that is the basis of counting, which the Man Who Counted spent many days doing as a shepherd.
  9. 17. The Man Who Counted, a great Persian calculator.
Down
  1. 1. A mathematical determination of a number or size that the Man Who Counted is quite skilled in.
  2. 2. A section of mathematics where letters are used to express numbers.
  3. 4. A part considered in comparison to the whole, used by the Man Who Counted to solve problems like how to divide camels between brothers.
  4. 6. Father of the Man Who Counted's student.
  5. 10. The Man Who Counted's student and later wife.
  6. 11. Present in a problem involving three BLANK that has confused algebraists and shown one of the most confusing ways to divide money.
  7. 14. A place you visit to solve the delicate mathematical problem of life sentences.
  8. 16. The Vizier that the Man Who Counted is secretary to.