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Here is the solution to the puzzle. How many did you get right? 🤔😀

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Crossword in Wordmint, uses Web 2 tools, in a Word document

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Crossword in Wordmint, uses Web 2 tools, in a Word document

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Crossword in Wordmint, uses Web 2 tools,

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Crossword in Wordmint, uses Web 2 tools,

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I hope do you like my game of David Hilbert

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A190c-captura - jigsaw puzzle (25 pieces)

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This is David Hilbert

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I prepared a game about Cahit Arf. I gave questions and tips in this game, can you fill the boxes?

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I prepared a game about Cahit Arf. In this game, the letters are mixed, can you find the words?

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https://youtu.be/kZ3xO7BUMwg

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I prepared a poster about Cahit Arf.

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The mathematician I was going to research was Cahit Arf. And I also prepared a Word Documents. I have also included the resources I have used, you can also benefit from them🤗. 🙂

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Euclid , ancient Greek mathematician from Athens. He lived and worked in Alexandria where he established a mathematical school. Preserved works are: Elements (geometry as a science of space) in 13 books, Data (on the conditions of setting a mathematical object), Optics (with the theory of perspective), etc.
Mathematics is dominated by geometry, so numbers are interpreted geometrically. Euclid's exposition is strictly deductive, and it is precisely because of this consistency that the Elements have been considered the most perfect mathematical work for centuries.
Axioms and postulates attracted special attention. This book contains all the knowledge and discoveries of Euclid and his predecessors and contemporaries in geometry, number theory and algebra.
Also, 464 theorems have been proved
In books from I. to VI. planimetry has been processed, from VII. to X. arithmetic and number theory in geometric form, such as the well-known Euclidean algorithm, and from XI. to XIII. stereometry. Book I is the most important for the basic questions of geometric axiomatics, because it contains all the axioms on which Euclidean elements are based.

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Tea is researching the internet about Euclid

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Tea is researching the internet about Euclid

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Tea is researching the internet about Euclid

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Tea is researching the internet about Euclid