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Archimedes, the Greek mathematician is known as the Father of Mathematics. He significantly contributed significantly to the development of mathematics. In different eras, different mathematicians contributed to form mathematics as it is today.
The earliest known mathematician known is Pythagoras. He developed the popular Pythagoras theorem.

Pythagoras
Afterward came, Archimedes who is most popularly regarded as the ‘father of mathematics’. He developed the famous Archimedes principle.

Archimedes
Next came Aryabhata, who is widely regarded as the ‘father of mathematics in India’. He developed the number zero.

Notable Contributions of Archimedes
- Derivation of ‘pi’ which is the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter.
- The relationship between cylinders and spheres.
- Use of prime numbers
- Infinity concept
Archimedes’ contributions to the fields of maths, astronomy, physics, and philosophy have been notable. With a long trail of discoveries and inventions under his name, Archimedes is rightly regarded as the “Father of Maths.”
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