1. Famous Mathematician Leonhard Euler Charles Babbage Maggie Chang
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2. Leonhard Euler (Introduction):
He educated in Switzerland and entered the University of Base for education.
He is the most famous and the best student that John Bernoulli have. His success has exceed his teacher John Bernoulli.
Although he also studied theology and Hebrew, his impressive talent in mathematics.
On 7th January 1734, he married Katharina Gsell
He was totally blind and became chairman of mathematics there in 1733.
The greatest leading mathematician in the eighteenth century.
Leonhard Euler was a Swiss mathematician who made a huge presents to a wide range of mathematics and physics including analytic geometry, trigonometry, geometry, calculus and number theory
Born in Basel, Switzerland on April 15, 1707.
Suffered a stroke a died on 18th Sep, 1783.
Famous For:
Blind Mathematician

3. LEONHARD EULER INFLUENCE TO THE SOCIETY
Euler present geometry, calculus, trigonometry, number theory subjects. He stood in the modern mathematical symbols, Greek symbols, to continue to use today.
He has find out the continue equations and the equations for the motion of incompressible fluid.

4. Charles Babbage (Introduction):
Charles Babbage is the eldest child of Totnes family.
He attended entered Trinity College, Cambridge for his university education.
Married a landowning Shropshire family, Georgiana Whitmore.
He compiled the first actuarial tables and planned a machine calculator, the founder of the modern computer.
His invention let the nineteenth centre of British Science rebirth
Charles Babbage was an English mathematician, philosopher, creator and machine engineer who originated the concept of a program computer.
He was professor of mathematician in Cambridge.
Born in London, on December 26th, 1791.
Died on 18 October 1871.
Famous For:
invent computer abuses

5. CHARLES BABBAGE INFLUENCE TO THE SOCIETY
Charles Babbage was an creator and mathematician whose mathematical machines were based on ideas that were later put to use in the modern computers.
He is the creator of the computer. He was also a finder in the scientific understanding of manufacture processes.
He found the Astronomical Society, which will became the Royal Astronomical Society later.
Astronomical is a natural science that deals with the study of object.
Second difference machine

6. Differences Differences:
Leonhard Euler finished the work that he create, but Charles Babbage didn’t finish any of the work that he create.
The things that they present was different from each other.

7. Examples of their work in real life
Number Theory is a pattern of numbers:
In the real world many things are in patterns. Like the stairs in our school, the pattern of spider web and more kinds of pattern
Concept of a program computer:
It is used in many ways to improve program computer is important to us. We needs to research lot of things by the website, not only just the book.

8. BIBLIOGRAPHY
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Hollingdale, Stuart. "Makers of Mathematics." Penguin Books, England, 1989.
Roberts, A. Wayne. "Faces of Mathematics" Third Edition. Harper Collins College Publishers, USA, 1995.
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