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DAILY DOUBLE!
For each answer you get right, you get 500 points!
a) When the inventor of the lever found his principle, he reportedly streaked around saying "I've found it" in Greek. Bonus: What is "I've found it" in Greek: 500 points
b) When he was young, he calculated the triangular number of 1000 in a few seconds. He also has math contests named after him. Bonus: What is the triangular number of 1000: 700 points
c) He made the equation e^(pi*i)+1=0, and he made he equation F+V=E+2 Bonus: What does F, V, and E stand for. Bonus:300
d) He made the formula for Mersenne primes,showed that there are infinite primes , and he wrote the book Elements. Bonus: Who did he study under? 800 Points
e) His last theory stymied everybody for centuries. Bonus: Who finally solved it? 1500 Points
f) He discovered the Cartesian grid, while watching a fly zip around on spots on the ceiling. Hard:1200 points
g) This astronomer discovered the moon and Venus. He also studied inertia, infinity, pendulums, and parabolic trajectories.
h) He was the instigator of infinity, a philosper, and scientist. Bonus: Who did he mentor? 1100 Points
ALL VALUES ARE DOUBLED
i) He influenced the decimal system, and all of the signs we see today, he discovered a way to find the area of cylic quadrilaterals. B: What is a cylic quadrilateral 1700 points B2: What does his name mean? 3700 points.
j) He made modern group theory, matrix algebra, higher dimensional geometry, and higher singularities. Hard 4100 points
k)He made the Fibonnachi sequence, brought the decimal system to Europe, Egyptian Fractions, irrational numbers, and Pythagorean thereom. Bonus: What is his real middle name, before he changed it to Fibonnachi? 5300 points
l) He instigated parabolas, ellipses, and hyperbola. Hard 3100 points B:What was his nickname? 6700 points
m) He made the 365 day calendar, found out the height or the pyramids, made a theorem, predicted an eclipse, found north using the stars, and was the first to suggest evolution.
n) He unified geometry and group theory. He made a whole book about icosahedrons, solved quintic equations and is most famous for his "bottle".
o) He studied he optics of the eye, tides, elliptical orbits (which he got a formula from), showed how the Fibonnachi sequence occurs in nature, phi, calculus, continuincies,
p) He was a cryptographer, and built computers. Using aglorithims that would help the world everywhere in a pinch. But must importantly he made a test... named himself. B: What must the computer do to pass the test. 7900 points
a)Archimedes B:Eureka
b)Carl Friedrich Gauss B:500500
c)Leonhard Euler B: Face Vertice Edge
d)Euclid B:Aristotle
e)Pierre de Fermat B:Andrew Wiles
f)Rene Descartes
g)Galleiio Galleli
h)Aristotle B:Plato
i)Brahmahgupta B: A quadrilateral whose vertices will are share the circumference of a circle B2: The teacher
j)Arthur Cayley
k)Leonardo Fibonnachi Pissano B:Bigollo
l)Apollonius B: The Great Geometer
m)Thales
n)Christian Felix Klein
o)Johannes Kepler
p)Alan M Turing B: Must fool humans into thinking it is talking to a computer and not humans.