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Second-year tabloid materials
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1。 The evolution of mathematics can be regarded as the continuous development of abstraction and the extension of subject matter. The first abstract concept is probably number, and its cognition that two apples and two oranges have something in common is a great breakthrough in human thought. In addition to knowing how to calculate the number of actual substances, prehistoric humans also learned how to calculate the number of abstract substances, such as time-date, season and year. Arithmetic (addition, subtraction, multiplication and division) will naturally occur. Ancient stone tablets also confirmed the knowledge of geometry at that time.

2。 Mathematics branch, each algorithm is different.

1. Count

2. Elementary algebra

3. Advanced Algebra

4. number theory

5. European geometry

6. Non-Euclidean geometry

7. Analytic geometry

8. Differential geometry

9. Algebraic geometry

10. Projective geometry

1 1. Topological geometry

12. Topology

13. Fractal geometry

14. Stone

15. Theory of real variable function

16. Probability and quantity statistics

17. Theory of complex variable function

18. Functional analysis

19. Partial differential equations

20. Ordinary differential equations

2 1. Mathematical logic

22. Fuzzy mathematics

23. operational research

24. Computational mathematics

25. Mutation theory

26. Mathematical physics

3. It is convenient to use, and all the numbers can be represented by the combination of several symbols and numbers in different orders.

4。 =。 I don't know where you learned this, so I'll tell you from childhood:

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megabit

Billion bit

Billion bit

Billion bit

Billion bit

Ten million people

Millions.

One hundred thousand people

Hundred megabits

kilobit

The third number on the right

decade

unit

decimal point

tenths

percentile

thousands of

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