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| We would like to welcome you a project gone mad. It appears that we mortals have somehow came to making a webpage explaining the similarities of math and philosophy and how the two relate. As it stands this is infact a project(gone mad) for a calculus class that we happen to be enrolled in (lucky us). We were also assigned two very important people that in someway are considered both a mathmatican and a philosopher. The two people our group was assigned were none other than Socrates and Decartes. Both fufill the requirements to be put in both catorgories. There are a few other neat things on the page, so feel free to look around and critque us. Enjoy. |
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| Calculus Group # 4 -C-ko - Rinie - Denver |
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