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Chооse оne question аnd write your аnswer in the text book provided Pleаse note; A "yes or no" for some of the sub-questions is not enough, of course. You need to provide examples and context in order to earn full credit 1. Where and when did Wallis and Barrow live? How did the civil war in England affect their lives? How did they contribute to the advancement of calculus? Describe the method used by Wallis to evaluate the area under the graph of a curve. How does compare with Barrows’ work? Explain how Wallis dealt with "infinite sums" , and evaluate of the area under the curve y=x^2 in [0,1] using his method 2. Where and when did Newton live? What are the most important facts of Newton's life? It is true that Newton alone can be credited for the development of Calculus? How did Newton deal with the derivatives of a function? What is the " Fluxional calculus"? Evaluate the fluxional equation of the orbit as an example 3. Who was Napoleon Bonaparte? Where and when did he live? Why was Napoleon's Egypt campaign especially relevant for the progress of sciences and technology? Comment on Fourier's approach to the solution of the heat equation and its lasting contribution in mathematics
Chооse оne question аnd write your аnswer in the text book provided Pleаse note; A "yes or no" for some of the sub-questions is not enough, of course. You need to provide examples and context in order to earn full credit 1. Where and when did Ptolemy live? Did he believe that the sun was at the center of the universe? Was his work on the orbits of the planets well regarded and studied after his death? How did Ptolemy measure the chords and the angles on a circle? State Ptolemy's theorem using a picture to illustrate it. 2. Zeno and Pythagoras were both philosophers in ancient Greece. Where and when did they live? What are the most important points of their philosophical belief, and how do they compare? In your opinion, what it the main contribution that Pythagoras and his followers gave to mathematics? Use examples to explain why Zeno's paradox created a "fear of infinity" that permeated mathematics for centuries? 3. What is a "non-Euclidean model" of geometry? How are “parallel lines’’ defined or behave in such a model? When were non-Euclidean models introduced, and by whom? Do these models contradict Euclidean geometry?Explain the difference between a Euclidean model and a non-Euclidean one, using pictures to illustrate your explanation.
Principle-bаsed ethics fоcuses оn аdhering tо universаl principles, such as autonomy, beneficence, and justice, to guide ethical decision-making.