Pascal, the unit for pressure

Well, many of us who are in Form 4, in Physics, we know the Pascal is the SI unit for pressure.

However, Pascal is not ONLY th unit for pressure. Introducing Pascal...... (drum roll)

Yes, this is Pascal (Blaisce Pascal)

He is a French MATHEMATICIAN, PHYSICIST, INVENTOR, WRITER AND PHILOSOPHER (a super intelligent man in short). 

Pascal influenced mathematics throughout his life. He

described a convenient tabular presentation

for binomial coefficients, now called Pascal's

triangle. The triangle can also be represented:

Looks cool, doesn't it?!

He defines the numbers in the triangle by recursion:

Pascal concluded this concept with this equation (which

might seem like a completely cannot-be-understood

thing).

His principles and inventions might be hard for us to understand at this level but sooner or later when we learn Mathematics in depth, we would certainly understand and appreciate Blaise Pascal for all his contributions towards the Mathematics field.

Adios,

4SM

Just for Laugh :D

These jokes might be so common to some but there is no harm in sharing, so here are some jokes for all of you :)

Teacher: Are you good at maths?
Pupil: Yes and no
Teacher: What do you mean?
Pupil: Yes, I'm no good at maths!

How cute :p

A : Why didn't 4 like 5?
B : Because 5 is odd, duhhhh

Get it? Octo (eight legs??!!) 

Coefficient X : Why is the math book always unhappy?
Coefficient Y : Because it has too many problems to solve.


Old mathematicians never die, they just loose some of their functions :(

I KNOW YOU COULDN'T STOP LAUGHING READING ALL THESE JOKES. THERE WILL BE MORE COMING!! JUST NEED TO BUY SOME SENSE OF HUMOR NOW :D

p.s. Don't forget to come back for more.

Signing off,

4SM