This educational resource defines the maximum common divisor as two or more integers to the greatest integer that divides them without leaving any residue on any number. Also define minimum common multiple as two prime ...

The concept of function began to take shape in the 17th century and with Descartes Newton and Euler. Previously it was thought that an expression involving two variables and its main condition was that it should be analytic. ...

This educational resource speaks of linear congruences as an ax b equation (mod m) where ax b has to be a multiple of m so x will be our solutions. The goal is to find the solutions of x as if it were a first degree equation. ...

Topology begins with Leibniz who recognizes that mathematics lacks proper geometric analysis, expressing position as much as algebra expresses magnitude.

Comenzamos este recorrido con James Gregory matemático y astrónomo, calcula áreas y volúmenes mediante series infinitas convergentes. Continuamos con John Wallis matemático inglés que desarrolló parte del cálculo moderno, ...

La geometría analítica y el plano cartesiano fueron desarrollados de manera independiente por Fermat y Descartes Por ende la importancia de este desarrollo se debe a las coordenadas cartesianas muestran la geometría bajo ...

We can say that the formal system was one of the most outstanding results obtained with the crisis of mathematics in 1900. In relation to those years mathematics began to be based on more solid foundations, but in spite ...

This educational resource talks about the definition of congruences as a way to observe and analyze the set of integers. It also explains the properties of integers and gives examples to better understand the concept.

La mayoría de autores en matemáticas coinciden en decir que la historia de las matemáticas se dividen en cuatro grandes periodos, nacimiento de las matemáticas, matemáticas elementales, formación de las magnitudes variables ...

This educational resource talks about the concept of division and divisibility algorithm and its properties state that in the first instance you have two integers one of them is going to be greater than 0 given these two ...