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In 18th century mathematics was already become a part of modern science. Mathematics begins to develop very fast because of it’s introduction to schools. Therefore everyone have a chance to learn the basic fundamentals of mathematicsIn 21st century mathematics is used In robotics In space...
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Discrete Mathematics is the study of mathematics limited to a set of integers. Discrete Mathematics is becoming the basis of many real-world problems, particularly in computer science. From our daily experience, we can say that natural languages are not accurate as they can have a...
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“In mathematics the Pythagorean theorem, also known as pythagoras theorem is a fundamental relation in Euclidean geometry among the three sides of a right triangle.” Stephanie J. Morris says “This famous theorem is named for the greek mathematician and philosopher, Pythagoras. Pythagoras founded the pythagorean...
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Leonhard Euler What mathematician contributed most to Calculus and Trigonometry? This is one of the most debatable questions of the centuries. Some might say Pythagoras contributed the most based on his famous formula, the Pythagorean Theory. While others argue that Plato is the most important...
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Background information on field experience school: Miami Coral Park Senior High School has 2,891 students of which 92% are Hispanic, 2% are Black, 4% White, and 2% Asian. 13% of the school’s students are ELL/LEP. The grades levels are 9-12 and the school has a...
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Introduction In the science of the theoretical computation, the automata theory is the study of mathematical objects called abstract machines or the computer robots and problems that can be solved using them. Robot comes from the Greek word a?t?µata that means “autoactuante”. The automata theory...
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Golden ration is a common mathematical ratio existing in the nature that is used to construct compositions in design work. The Golden ratio describes the perfectly symmetrical relationship between two proportions. It has been in use since many years and can be observed in music,...
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The spiral model combines the idea of iterative development with the systematic, controlled aspects of the waterfall model. The spiral model has four phases. A software project repeatedly passes through these phases in iterations called Spirals. This means that the product is released incrementally. The...
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R-square is a statistical measure of how close the data are to the fitted regression line. It is also known as the coefficient of determination, or the coefficient of multiple determination for multiple regression. It measures the proportion of the variation in your dependent variable...
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Introduction One of the great Mathematician, whose name was David Hilbert introduced a program in 1890.David Hilbert was a German Scientist and was a good mathematician of his era. It was a great invention. He was famous for his skills of solving difficult statements. According...
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Mr. Jean Fourier was a young man born March 21st in 1768. He was born in France, where he soon joined the armed forces, but this was his main aspiration. So because of his unremarkable family foundation he wasn’t able do as such. He went...
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The study’s main cause was to improve the performance of the students of Luray II National High School with regards to Rational Function of General Mathematics. To give remedy to such problem, the researcher focused on two major inquiries. First, measure the difficulty level encountered...
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Executive Summary The game theory looks over the behavioral decision-making of individuals in situations where they are against an opponent. Cooperative game theory is when players form groups to compete against other groups. Non-cooperative game theory is when the player has no incentive to change...
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Introduction It is characterized as a method for numerical investigation of irreconcilable situations to achieve the most ideal basic leadership alternatives in light of the current situation given to get the ideal outcomes. Its applications in numerous fields of sociology, just as in logic and...
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Game Theory examines our interactions and decisions in social contexts through the lens of ‘games’. It explores the outcomes of the different strategies available to their participants (known as either ‘players’ or ‘agents’) and looks to find the most ‘rational’ option, which means maximizing the...
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One of the major and important developments in quantum computing is the quantum game theory. Be it classical game theory or quantum mechanics; quantum game theory has implications in both of them. However, there is no exact similarity between the classical game theory and the...