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Algebra may divided into "classical algebra" (equation solving or "find the unknown number" problems) and "abstract algebra", also called "modern algebra" (the study of groups, rings, and fields).
Al-Khwarizmi is recognized as the founder of modern Algebra.
Islam developed much of modern science: algebra, calculus, anatomy, chemistry;
Some mo abu-whatever masadi posted about took knowledge from india to europe..all that is commendable...but masadi claims he invented algebra and things that were of indian origin, like the place ...
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Muhammad bin Mousa Al-Khawarizmi is considered the founder of modern algebra, and the mathematicians that followed made ever more impressive contributions.
two credits in a foreign language (classical or modern); credits in Algebra l, Algebra 2, and Geometry; two credits in history or social sciences (of which one must be U.S. History);
A Persian, Al-Khwarizimi (ca. 830), is sometimes credited with the adoption of Arabic numerals from the Hindus and the use of the word "algebra" in its modern meaning.
(980 - 1037) - Avicenna, a physician, writes "The Canon of Medicine", one of the first manuals of modern medicine. ... Algebra and Trigonometry (erroneously considered as an Arab invention).
i need the persians not iranians...
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