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18 de mar. de 2019 · François Viète (1540 -1603), a French lawyer in the court of Henry IV, took algebra in a completely different direction from his predecessors. Beginning in 1591, he published a series of short treatises in which his algebraic knowns and unknowns, which he calls ‘magnitudes’, possess dimension without limit, and, for the first time, arbitrary knowns are represented in notation.
François Viète. François Viète, lãnh chúa vùng Bigotière ( François Viète, Seigneur de la Bigotière, tiếng La Tinh: Franciscus Vieta, phiên âm: Phrăng-xoa Vi-ét, 1540 - 23 tháng 2 năm 1603) là nhà toán học người Pháp làm việc trong lĩnh vực đại số, ông cũng là người giúp cho ngành toán học này ...
28 de mar. de 2021 · François Viète, también conocido por su nombre españolizado como Francisco Vieta, nació en Fontenay le Comte, Francia, en el año 1540 y murió en París, Francia, el día 13 de febrero de 1603. Se educó en la universidad de Poiters desde 1558, donde se graduó en leyes.
François Viète y el álgebra simbólica. Aprendizaje esperado: concibe las matemáticas como una construcción social en la que se formulan y argumentan hechos y procedimientos matemáticos. Énfasis: reconocer las aportaciones de François Viète al algebra en la conceptualización del número simbólico.
François Viète. François Viète (n. 1540, Fontenay-le-Comte, Pays de la Loire, Franța – d. 13 decembrie 1603, Paris, Regatul Franței) a fost un matematician francez . Printre contribuțiile sale în algebră se numără formulele lui Viète pentru rădăcinile unui polinom și formula lui Viète pentru numărul pi .
François Viète (latinosan Franciscus Vieta) ( 1540 – 1603. december 13.) francia matematikus, III. Henrik és IV. Henrik francia király udvari ügyésze. Fő érdeme az egyenletek elméletének tökéletesítése, és az algebrai jelölések modernizálása. Az elsők között volt, aki az egyenlet együtthatóit betűkkel jelölte, az ...
François Viète (or Vieta, as he is often known by his latinized name) was born in 1540 in Fontenay-le-Comte, France. Educated in a cloister school, then at the University of Poitiers, he took up the practice of law in his home town. He soon rose to prominence by his astute legal services to prominent people, and later served as royal ...
