Pierre de Fermat
This matemetician was born in this country.
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This mathematician was born during this time.
780 B.C.
This mathematician went to school here.
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Al-Khwarizmi's full name.
What is Muhammad ibn Musa al-Khwarizmi?
The only number with an "A" in it from One to One Thousand.
What is one-thousand?
He is credited with being the father of...
What is modern number theory?
The type of mathetician he was.
What is a polymath?
Chawne Kimber is known for expressing her political activism through...
What is quilting?
Chawne Kimber's quilting blog is called...
What is Completely Cauchy?
The addition of numbers on the opposite side of dice always equals...
What is seven?
Fermat's most famous theorem.
What is "there are no natural numbers"?
He developed this based on the Hindu-Arabic numeral system.
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She takes her inspiration from this.
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What is Black Lives Matter, her life as a Black woman in America?
Pierre Fermat was known for his love of...
What are puzzles and riddles?
1,089 x 9 =
What is 9,801? (The number is reversed lol)
His work on the properties of curves led to...
What is the development of calculus?
He wrote about these in contribution to geometry.
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What is spherical geometry, sines, cosines?
She is a professor at this school.
What is Lafayette College?
Chawne Kimber's nationality.
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This number can't be respresented by Roman Numerals.
What is zero?
List at least 2 of Fermat's contibution to mathematics.
Some of his contributions include:
What are Fermat numbers and Fermat primes, Fermat's principle, Fermat's Little Theorem, and Fermat's Last Theorem?
He worked in this place where he continued to contribute to developing and teaching geometry and algebra.
What is the House of Wisdom?
One of her most famous quilts.
What is "I Can't Breathe"?
Pierre Fermat was fluent in this language.
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What is classical Greek, Latin, Italian, Spanish, Occitan?
"In a jiffy" is an actual measrument of time, measuring...
What is "the time it takes light to travel 1 centimeter"?