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I wonder how many little boys have cursed him without knowing who he was. Al-Khorezmi was the originator of algebra and brought the Indian system of numbers (wrongly attributed to the Arabs here in the west) to the Arab countries. His name is associated with the word algorithm. So he's probably to blame for all those computer bugs!
He made a major contribution to civilisation - which is why I regard him as a hero.
Proving that you can hit the boards outside of a hockey rink, students in Jim Vollinger's Algebra II Class took to the white boards on Thursday, 5 October, 2017, in a 60 minute problem solving extravaganza during class time in Beveridge Hall. Photography by Glenn Minshall.
Students in Dave Pillsbury's Algebra II class at work on day two of in-class learning 2021 style, February 9. Photography by Glenn Minshall.
Das "Rohmaterial" wurde mit einem Lensbaby aufgezeichnet, anschließend folgte noch eine aufwendige Bearbeitung in Photoshop.
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Ota Darvoza edo Mendebaldeko Atearen aurrean dagoen monumentua. Muhammad Ibn Mūsā al-Khwārizmī (Al-Khwārizmī edo al-Juarismi) hemen jaiotakoa dela diote, eta hortik omen dator “algoritmo” (latinez Algoritmi), eta berak idatzitako lan baten izenburutik “aljebra” hitza. Pertsonaia hau aljebraren eta zenbaketa sistema hamartarraren sortzailetzat jotzen da.
Situado delante de la entrada de occidente (Ota Darvoza). Dicen que Muhammad Ibn Mūsā al-Khwārizmī (Al-Khwārizmī edo al-Juarismi) que nació en Khiva . La palabra algoritmo parece que viene de su nombre latinizado (Algoritmi) y la palabra “álgebra” del título de una de sus obras escritas. Se le conoce como el creador del sistema numérico basado en diez y del álgebra.
I am terrible at estimating. I once had to estimate how many M&Ms were in a one-gallon bucket. After several minutes of deductive reasoning, I came up with my answer: 1,385,410. I went over the actual amount. Not long ago a man asked me what the odds of winning the Powerball jackpot were. I asked him for details on the number of lottery numbers, etc. He said that I would have to choose five numbers between one and sixty-nine and then choose a Powerball number between one and twenty-six. I thought back many decades ago when I took an algebra class. Classmates said we would never use it during our lives, but I was about prove them wrong. Instead of making a wild estimate, I wrote down an algebraic equation and inserted the values the man just told me. The first answer I got was one in five hundred and ninety-six. He told me that was the stupidest answer he ever heard. I wiped away the tears and checked my formula again. I had entered the wrong number of white balls. I then corrected that, recalculated, and arrived at my new and hopefully not stupid answer. I told him that the odds of winning the Powerball jackpot were in the neighborhood of one in 292,201,338. He shook his head in disgust and informed me that no one in their right mind would even play that game if the odds of winning were that bad.
My older brother, Rex, used to tell me that the odds of someone falling out of an airplane AND being struck by lightning were better than winning the Powerball jackpot. Sadly, two years after he told me that, he was riding along with a friend taking a test needed to get a pilot’s license. My brother's friend and the instructor sat up front while Rex sat in back, taking photos of the Earth below. At some point, my brother’s friend looked to his right and saw a flock of seagulls flying over the forest. Rex wanted to get some great photos of the birds. He leaned over toward the door and the door flew open. Rex fell thousands of feet to his death. He hated seat belts with a passion. His body wasn’t found for three days. A man was hiking in the forest when a thunderstorm broke out. He started to run back to his car when he saw something in a tree. It looked like a human body. He started to run toward the tree when a lightning bolt struck the tree and then my brother. During the service for Rex, I decided to not tell that story. I instead told them the story of when Rex used to pee on me when I was sleeping. That went on for about seven months. Everyone laughed, but all I thought about was how much better my senior year would have been if he didn’t do that.
Algebra 2 is a great time to monger the next Elder Scrolls game.
oh, and I probably won't post anything else after this. Coming back isn't really working out for me. I'll still ship trades and all that good stuff.
And ignore the pencil scrapes.
In this episode of Algebra Applications, two real-world explorations of inequalities are developed:
- Hybrid Cars. With the increasing demand worldwide for cars, the cost of gasoline continues to rise. The need for fuel-efficient cars makes hybrids a current favorite. An examination of the equations and inequalities that involve miles per gallon (mpg) for city and highway traffic reveals important information about hybrid cars and those with gasoline-powered engines. Students use the Graphs and Geometry features of the TI-Nspire.
- Floods in Venice. The city of Venice is slowly sinking into the Adriatic Sea. So what does a city whose streets are full of water do about flooding? Venice experiences a great deal of flooding, and with the expected rise of sea levels over the next century, this ancient city is in peril. Through a series of inequalities, students analyze the impact of flooding, rising sea levels, and sinking have on this grand, ancient city. Students use the Lists and Spreadsheets and the Program Editor features of the TI-Nspire.
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dear algebra, i have no desire to use you when i am older. truth is... i hate you.
sincerely, alexis lynn nyal ♥
The statue of Al-Khwarizmi, Founder of Algebra.
The old walled city of Khiva, in western Uzbekistan, was once the capital of the kingdom of Khorezm, near the Aral Sea. It grew rich on the Silk Road trade carried across Central Asia's deserts. Now it is a remarkable open-air museum of history and architecture.
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RGB-channels of an image used as matrices, result of applying products:
R2 = R' × R
G2 = G' × G
B2 = B' × B
(× : matrix product)
... experiment, you know :)
Holly says she's going to reclaim the skirt this year. That makes me happy.
Sweater: Old Navy label, thrifted somewhere in California
Skirt: Vintage, thrifted somewhere in Seattle
Leggings: Smartwool merino
Socks: REI wool, with a cute little flower detail you can't see
Shoes: New Keen maryjanes as seen here.
Sidewalk algebra is presumably the work of the students of the Sunnyside Environmental School.
DramaTech Theatre dress rehearsal performance archive still of "Linear Algebra, the Musical" by Aren Russ.
solve algebra equations are the equations of the form algebraic variables with some numerical co-efficient. Algebra equation contains the terms like numbers, integers, fractions, roots, exponents, ratios, graphing etc. Pre algebra equation is the simple equation which can be solved easily without any complex calculations.Linear equation is an algebraic equation in which each term is either a constant or the product of a constant and with a single variable. It contains one or more variables. It occurs with great regularity in applied mathematics.
With some help from Language Corps USA I was able to secure a great job as a Mathematics teacher at a private high school. I taught grades M1, M5, and M6 which translate to the US system as grades 7, 11, and 12.
Here, I take a break from Pre-Algebra to pose with my M1 students.
(Note: The student in the back that looks enormously taller then the rest of the class is actually standing on a stool!)
Bangkok, Thailand.
Somehow redundant with "Mathesis", which I guess stands for geometry rather than mathematics. And partially hidden by the added crest of the pope :(
An educational publisher based in Australia (www.cengage.com) asked me for the authorisation to use this picture as part of an educational textbook.
multiple ways of representing multiplying a binomial including two kinds of computation, & area model.
Introduction to AlgebraMathematics is a kind of subject without which any of the class syllabus is not furnished. It's the important topic and also the includes complex part of studies every time. Today we are going to take you on the ride of your journey throughout the schooling with mathematics but mainly we will discuss one of the mathematical branch rather than whole math content. Today's highlighted branch is Algebra, so let us start first with what Algebra is all about then go through the content which students need to learn till class 12th from their starting line. Algebra is preferred to be used as a tool to solve complex optimized techniques of solving mathematical queries. The problem is that Algebra is very vast itself, so until students not get aware from whole algebra concept till then he is not able to use its fundamentals as tool. Initial classes of students include introduction part of algebra and as they move towards their upper classes Algebra problems evaluation is the target for students and finally when they reach to 10 +2 class, that time their total past learning of algebra is needed to br compiled in a single form to implement the principles and formulas together in other applications solving.
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algae, we put a glow necklace around him like a belt, he seemed to think it was a cute fashion accesory
I had been laying on the floor with Jacob doing my Algebra while he was watching cartoons and I got up to get Jacob juice.
Max decided that he was going to use my Algebra book as a pillow. That's fine Max, I don't need it ;)
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everyone knows that nothing much happens on a thursday.
thursdays are quiet, ocasionally monotonous. thursdays are
for reflecting on mondays and tuesdays and anticipating the
release that friday evening brings. thursdays don't make a fuss.
thursdays don't complain or show off. thursdays just are.
wednesdays are a sort of middle ground, halfway through
the week with the end in sight. wednesdays for the most part
are happy and good for finally getting into the groove.
they don't have the dim headed drudgery of monday, nor
the semi relief of a 'we made it through monday in one piece' tuesday.
friday is for finally exhaling.
friday is freedom. friday is a well deserved casualness.
friday is anticipation.
and saturday...well saturday is a bit of a tart on the prowl
looking for some excitement. saturday is beer and song and stories.
saturday is sparkle and shine and laughing.
but i'll tell you which day of the week is a real killer...
and you all know this, because you all feel this too.
it's sunday. specifically sunday at around 6pm.
but thursday...nothing much ever happens on a thursday.
Music Room Cafe, Lancaster, about 2:30 pm. I have often wanted to take pictures of readers from outside, but haven't wanted to barge in to ask permission. Here I was inside anyway, so I asked Jared for permission. He was studying a photocopied page of algebra, and sometimes taking notes.
Thank you for participating in my project, and apologies for interrupting your reading. Other photos in my series of readers are here: www.flickr.com/photos/greg_myers/albums/72157652125931010.