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The creation of Geometry Around 3100 BCE

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The creation of Geometry Around 3100 BCE

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The earliest evidence of geometry was in Egypt and Mesopotamia. This was demostrated in the ways of which they shown both their rules and techniques when surveying land areas, building, and measuring storage.

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Rhind Papyrus is one of the most known examples of ancient mathematics! It was written by the scribe, "Ahmes" who later then used this as a way to understand the Egptian mathematics.

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The Pappus of Alexandra was a Greek Mathmatician who was known for his Synagoge. He created the Pappus Hexagon theorem. He did some of the most important works that help improve and inspire later Greek mathematicians.

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Creation of The Pythagorean Theorem 340 BC

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Creation of The Pythagorean Theorem 340 BC

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Thee Greek Mathmatician, Pythagoras he made the Pythagorean Theorem. He studied stones and pictures right triangles, through this he was able to find out that same would be true for right triangles of unequal side lengths

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Area of a Encircled Quadrilateral 628 AD

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Area of a Encircled Quadrilateral 628 AD

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Brahmagupta, a mathematician and astromnomer, created a formula to find out the area of a quadrilateral. Fun fact: Brahmagupta was a very famous Indian mathmatian and released 2 books on math.

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The Nine Chapters on the Mathamatical Arts 100 BC

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The Nine Chapters on the Mathamatical Arts 100 BC

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The nine chapters on the mathamatical arts was a Chinese mathematics books that was composted by generations of different mathmaticians! The generations went from 10th–2nd century BCE.

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The Moscow Papyrus is one of the oldest forms and evidence of geometry in the ancient cilivations. The Moscow Papyrus had 25 equations but sadly we could not understand most of it.

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Baudhayana, who was a Indian mathmatician, found out the square root of 2! Through his examination he found the square root by looking through his many math books!

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This is one of the first known instances of an equation for a triangle. Credited by Heron of Alexandria, a Greek engineer and mathmatician.

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Creation of the Egyption Pyramids 2500 BC 

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Creation of the Egyption Pyramids 2500 BC 

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The creation of the Pyramids is evidence of geometry in these ancient times because they had to do strategic planning to outline their construction. This is one of the first examples of geomatry being used in construction.

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The Pythagorean triple consists of three positive integers a, b, and c, such that a² + b² = c². The Vedic “Sulba Sutras" used Pythagorean triples.

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Thales of Miletus was a Greek philosopher and he was known for introducing the theoretical and practical use of geometry to Greece. He created Thales Theorem: DE/BC=AE/AC=AD/AB

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Pythagorean theorem is named after Pythagoras! The cool thing about that is that no one really knows if he existed.
A2+B2=C2

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Hipparchus develops the bases of trigonometry 140 BC

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Hipparchus develops the bases of trigonometry 140 BC

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Hipparchus who was Greak astronomer, geographer, and Mathmatician found out the bases of trigonometry. He statered his stuidy and found out a trigonometry based on a table of the lengths of chords in a circle of unit radius tabulated as a function of the angle subtended at the centre

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Zeno of Elea was a greek philosopher who was famously known for his discovery of the Zeno Paradoxes. The Zeno paradoxes is a set of philosophical problems.

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The Eiffel Tower was an event in history that included geometry to build it. The Eiffel tower was built to celebrate the 100 year anniversary of the French Revolution

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The Shatapatha Brahmana written by Yajnavalkya, was made for counting edifice of composite fire-altars. The Shatapatha Brahmana provides detailed information of geometry and the root of the Pythagorean theorem.

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The Empire State building was made in New York and is one of the tallest buildings there. The Empire State building took and amazingly short time to make, 13 months! With the geometry they were able to build the building quickly!

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The Big Ben, located in Londan, took a quite a long time to make. A whole 13 years. The tower stands at 315 ft. The Big Ben was built during the gothic revival. Using geometry they constructed this building.

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The Palace of Versailles was built in France. It was built from 1661 - 1715. It was mostly built with simple rectangles.