Famous Mathematicians
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Mathematical Constants
100

This famous French physicist and mathematician is best known for formulating Pascal’s Triangle.

Blaise Pascal

100

This value is, by definition, the smallest prime number.

2

100

 In math, the ∞ symbol represents the concept of  ____________.

Infinity

100

The fraction (8x⁴)/(2x) reduces to this number.

4x³

100

This mathematical constant is used as the base value of the natural logarithm and can be approximated to 2.72.

e

200

Also known as Leonardo of Pisa, this famous Italian mathematician is best known for discovering a sequence where each number is the sum of the two previous numbers.

Fibonacci

200

This mathematical property of numbers states that the order of the terms when performing addition or multiplication does not affect the end result.

The Commutative Property

200

In math, ∠EFG can be used to describe an angle with a vertex at this point.

F

200

This number equals to the number of square inches in a square foot.

144

200

This mathematical constant represents the square root of negative one.

i
300

This famous English mathematician is often credited as the inventor of calculus also had a deep interest in alchemy, spending many years of his life conducting secret experiments in the hope of discovering the fabled Philosopher’s Stone.

Sir Isaac Newton

300

This term refers to any non-prime whole number other than 0 and 1.

Composite number

300

In math, the ∑ symbol, known as sigma, is used to represent _________________ .

Summation

300

This number equals to the product of the first three prime numbers.

30

300

This mathematical constant represents the ratio between a circle’s circumference and its diameter.

π (Pi)

400

This famous mathematician and philosopher developed the Cartesian coordinate system in the 17th-century.

René Descartes

400

What is the mathematical property when adding or multiplying three or more numbers, the grouping (indicated by parentheses) does not change the sum or product

Associative property

400

In set theory, the ∪ symbol represents the ________________ of two sets.

Union

400

This number equals 44 plus 7, minus 23, times 10, divided by 2.

140

400

This mathematical constant represents the natural logarithm of 1.

0

500

This famous Greek mathematician, and author of The Elements, is known as the “Father of Geometry.”

Euclid

500

What property is represented by 

if a=b and b=c, a=c

Transitive property

500

In set theory, the ∅ symbol represents the ________________ set.

Empty

500

If 5 chickens each lay an egg every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday only, it’ll take this many weeks to make two 30-egg omelets.

4 Weeks (15 eggs per week)

500

This cornerstone of Newton’s Law of Gravity, this mathematical constant is equal to approximately 6.674 × 10⁻¹¹ N(m/kg)².

G (The Gravitational Constant)