Mathematics is closely related to us in life, and mathematics handwritten newspapers are also closely related to students. Don’t know how to make a math handwritten report? The following is what I brought to you. I hope you like it.

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1. Quotes from famous mathematicians

1 Observation may lead to discovery, and observation will reveal some kind of rule, pattern or law. ——Polya

2. Every new group discovered is mathematical in form, because we can have no other guidance. ——C.G. Darwin

3 The simple composition of integers has been the source of new life for mathematics for centuries. ——G.D. Birkhoff

4 The incomparable permanence and omnipotence of mathematics and its independence from time and cultural background are direct consequences of its nature. ——Ebo

5 A mathematician who is not somewhat poetic can never become a complete mathematician. ——Weierstrass

6 Mathematics is the key to opening the door to science. ——Bacon

7 Mathematics is the highest form of all knowledge. ——Plato

8 The more detached a mathematician is, the better.

9 Number theory is the oldest branch of human knowledge, yet some of its most profound secrets are closely connected with its most ordinary truths. ——Smith

10 Mathematics, the queen of science; number theory, the queen of mathematics. ——C·F·Gauss

2. Mathematical riddles

1. Go neck-and-neck and guess the mathematical noun - parallel

2. The whistle blows and hit the mathematical noun***

3 Grandpa was a pioneer in guessing the famous mathematician Chongzhi

4 Nine inches plus one inch to hit an idiom to make every inch more advanced

5 United Nations *** Guess the greatest convention of mathematical terms Number

6. Use a broken yarn joint to make an extension line for mathematical nouns

7. The old man uses a cane to guess the mathematical noun - vertical

8. Sit down and guess the mathematical noun - carry

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9. Guess the division of mathematical nouns with abolition of rules

10. Guess the addition of mathematical nouns with strict judgment

3. Interesting mathematical stories

Butterfly Effect

Meteorologist Lorenz proposed a paper called "Will a butterfly flapping its wings cause a tornado in Taxas?" It discusses that if the initial conditions of a certain system are just a little worse, the results will be very bad. Stable, he nicknamed this phenomenon the "butterfly effect." Just like when we throw a dice twice, no matter how deliberately we throw it, the objects are the same twice. Why did Lorenz write this paper? This story happened one winter in 1961, when he was operating the weather computer in the office as usual. Normally, he only needs to input meteorological data such as temperature, humidity, and pressure, and the computer will calculate the possible weather data at the next moment based on three built-in differential equations, thus simulating a weather change map. On this day, Lorenz wanted to learn more about the subsequent changes in a certain period of record. He re-entered the meteorological data at a certain time into the computer and let the computer calculate more subsequent results. At that time, the computer processed the data several times, which was enough for him to drink a cup of coffee and chat with friends for a while before the results came out. In No. 1, the results came out, but he was stunned. Comparing the results with the original information, the initial data is almost the same. As the later stages progress, the differences in the data become greater, just like two different pieces of information. The problem does not lie with the computer. The problem is that the data he entered is 0.000127 different, and these slight differences make a huge difference. Therefore, it is impossible to accurately predict the weather in the long term.