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Datos curiosos sobre números y unidades

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Verdadero o Falso: Curiosidades Matemáticas
 

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Datos curiosos sobre números y unidades

by erick Alexis
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Leonhard Euler fue el primero en darles estatuto legal a los números negativos en su Anleitung Zur Algebra (1770).

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Hasta fines del siglo XVIII, los números negativos no fueron aceptados universalmente.

3

La potencia se definió originalmente como horsepower, 1 hp = 746 W.

4

De G. H. Hardy se cuenta que, tras dudar, dijo: 'sí, es trivial'.

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Cardano llamó a los números negativos 'falsos' y nunca los estudió en su Ars Magna.

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Fahrenheit eligió 180 como la escala para coincidir con la medida de ángulos.

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La palabra cero deriva del árabe 'sifr', traducción de 'shunya' (vacío).

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La unidad de sonido se mide en decibelios en honor a Alexander Graham Bell.

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John Wallis demostró en Arithmetica Infinitorum que los números negativos existen y pueden ser mayores que el infinito.

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Hasta finales del siglo XVIII, los números positivos eran conocidos, pero los negativos no existían en ninguna cultura.

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