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Figure 5 Mathematical Story Manuscript Data 1: The story of mathematician Gauss. Eight-year-old Gauss discovered mathematical theorems.

The famous german scientist gauss 1777 ~ 1855 was born in a poor family. Gauss learned to calculate by himself before he could speak. When he was three years old, he watched his father calculate his salary one night and corrected his father's calculation mistakes.

When he grew up, he became the most outstanding astronomer and mathematician of our time. He made some contributions to physics electromagnetism, and now a unit of electromagnetism is named after him. Mathematicians call him "the prince of mathematics".

He entered a rural primary school at the age of eight. The teacher who teaches mathematics is from the city. He feels that teaching a few little lynx in remote places is really overqualified. Moreover, he has some prejudices: children from poor families are born fools, and there is no need to teach these stupid children to study hard. If there is an opportunity, they should be punished to add some fun to this boring life.

This day is a depressing day for the math teacher. The students cringed when they saw the teacher's depressed face, knowing that the teacher was going to arrest these students again today and punish them.

"You calculate for me today, from 1 plus 2 plus 3 to 100. Whoever can't figure it out will be punished for not going home for lunch. " The teacher said this, picked up a novel, sat in a chair and read it without saying a word.

The children in the classroom picked up the slate and began to calculate: "1 plus 2 equals 3, 3 plus 3 equals 6, 6 plus 4 equals10 …" Some children added a number to the slate and then erased the result. After adding it, the number is getting bigger and bigger, which is difficult to calculate. Some children's little faces turned red, and some children's palms and foreheads oozed sweat.

Less than half an hour later, little Gauss picked up the slate and stepped forward. "Teacher, is this the answer?"

Without looking up, the teacher waved his thick hand and said, "Go, go back!"! Wrong. " He thought it impossible to have an answer so soon.

But Gauss stood still and put the slate in front of the teacher: "Teacher! I think this answer is correct. "

The math teacher wanted to shout, but when he saw the number written on the slate: 5050, he was surprised because he calculated it himself and got the number of 5050. How did this 8-year-old child get this value so quickly?

Gauss explained a method he discovered, which was used by the ancient Greeks and China people to calculate the sequence1+2+3+…+n. Gauss's discovery made the teacher feel ashamed, and felt that his previous view of being arrogant and belittling poor children was wrong. He also taught seriously in the future, and often bought some math books from the city for his own study and lent them to Gauss. With his encouragement, Gauss later did some important research in mathematics.

Mathematical story manuscript information 2: mathematical fairy tale detective Foer and the security captain got on the police car and chased them in the north of the city. The security guard captain took the digital card left by the math thief, pondered for a long time and asked, "Why does the card say 10 1?" Foer: "That means it's his 10 1 crime! This sly and arrogant guy turned out to be my brother. We both like math and detective, but he uses his intelligence to commit crimes. "

The security captain sighed: "Yes! If only he, like you, used his wisdom to benefit his subjects! "

The security captain asked again, "Foer, how do you know the license plate number is A79 16?"

Foer: "According to the clues provided by two citizens, because the last two digits are a complete square number, there are several possibilities: 16, 25, 39, 64, 8 1, and only 16 of these numbers is the sum of two digits, and this number is/kloc-.

"Butyl poison ..." Foer's cell phone rang.

Foer took out his cell phone and answered it. A familiar voice said, "Brother Fuer, how are you? I guess you must be chasing me in the north of the city now. To tell you the truth, I'm at the south gate now. Goodbye, keep in touch! "

Foer saw the caller ID on his mobile phone, and it was indeed a public telephone number in the south of the city. Foer patted his forehead and said, "It's broken! I fell into his transfer. "

Foer motioned for the driver to turn around, but he said, "Brother, you have to leave me a phone number if you contact frequently!" " "

Kerry: "If you want to know my mobile phone number, you have to use your own brain. The first three and the last three are the largest even numbers, the middle five are continuous natural numbers, and the number composed of the first eight is both a multiple of 3 and a multiple of 5. "

Foer thought about it, picked up a pen and wrote in the address book: 888 12345888. When the security officer saw it, he scolded, "This kid wants to make a fortune, so many eights are used in his phone number! "