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While in college, why did Euler work through advanced math books on his own?

A
His father required it.
B
The quality of education offered was not satisfactory.
C
His teacher advised it because he did not have time to tutor Euler privately.
D
He wanted to come up with a method that would help builders find the best arrangement for a ship’s masts.
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Why did Euler enter the Paris Academy of Sciences Prize Problem competition?

A
He wanted to become a scientist.
B
He wanted to build a ship.
C
He wanted to become a sailor.
D
He wanted the mathematical challenge.
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Use the drop-down menus to complete the statements about Euler's life after he lost his sight. After the cataract took Euler's sight, he. About how many books and articles did Euler complete after he lost his sight entirely?

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Selection 1:wrote more books and articles
Selection 2:450
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Which mathematical concepts did Euler's legacy include? Check all that apply.

A
the notation for the imaginary unit
B
the idea of a functional relationship
C
the formalization of function notation
D
the definition of a circle's circumference
E
the notation for the base of the natural logarithm
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Based on what we know a function to be today, what did Euler mean by an analytic expression?

A
an expression formed with many variables and no numbers
B
an expression formed with many numbers and no variables
C
an expression formed from operations such as addition, multiplication, powers, and roots
D
an expression formed using only multiplication of a variable and a number

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