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maria gaetana agnesi

Maria Gaetana Agnesi (1718-1799), Italian scholar and mathematician. Agnesi was one of 24 children born to a mathematics professor in Bologna. She was a prodigy, speaking at least six languages by age 11. Later interests included subjects such as geometry and ballistics. Encouraged by her father, she spoke at public debates. However, an illness that caused convulsions and headaches curtailed these public appearances, and she became more reclusive. She devoted herself to mathematics and, in 1748, published a widely praised book on analytical mathematics. In 1750, she was appointed professor of mathematics and philosophy at Bologna University.
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maria gaetana agnesi
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Traducción automática: Maria Gaetana Agnesi (1718-1799), erudita y matemática italiana. Agnesi fue una de los 24 hijos de un profesor de matemáticas en Bolonia. Era un prodigio y hablaba al menos seis idiomas a los 11 años. Sus intereses posteriores incluyeron temas como geometría y balística. Animada por su padre, habló en debates públicos. Sin embargo, una enfermedad que le provocaba convulsiones y dolores de cabeza limitó estas apariciones públicas y se volvió más recluida. Se dedicó a las matemáticas y, en 1748, publicó un libro muy elogiado sobre matemáticas analíticas. En 1750 fue nombrada profesora de matemáticas y filosofía en la Universidad de Bolonia.
Maria Gaetana Agnesi (1718-1799), Italian scholar and mathematician. Agnesi was one of 24 children born to a mathematics professor in Bologna. She was a prodigy, speaking at least six languages by age 11. Later interests included subjects such as geometry and ballistics. Encouraged by her father, she spoke at public debates. However, an illness that caused convulsions and headaches curtailed these public appearances, and she became more reclusive. She devoted herself to mathematics and, in 1748, published a widely praised book on analytical mathematics. In 1750, she was appointed professor of mathematics and philosophy at Bologna University.
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