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La matemática y su historia

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La matemática y su historia
 

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by Julieta Moreno
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La matemática estudia las magnitudes, sus relaciones y medidas utilizando procesos intuitivos y subjetivos.

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La matemática funciona como un lenguaje universal que permite describir fenómenos con precisión.

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Los primeros conceptos matemáticos surgieron en torno al número, la magnitud y la forma.

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El número cero fue ampliamente utilizado por los babilonios.

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Los babilonios trabajaban con un sistema de numeración en base 60.

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Los egipcios utilizaban un sistema de numeración binario

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Los matemáticos indios desarrollaron un sistema de numeración decimal y posicional.

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Los chinos conocían y utilizaban números negativos en sus cálculos.

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El sistema de numeración chino era binario y no incluía fracciones.

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En el período helénico se buscó aplicar las matemáticas solo a la vida cotidiana, sin interés teórico.

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Euclides, Arquímides y Apolonio pertenecen al período helenístico de la matemática griega.

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Los babilonios no resolvían ecuaciones, solo sabían realizar operaciones básicas.

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