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Sir Issac Newton

Through out the Renaissance there were many people who made advances in the areas of technology, life, politics and math. Isaac Newton was a man who made many advances in the field of Math. Not just in the form of 2+2=4 but in Algebra, Calculus, and much more. Although his mathematical advances were made in the beginning of his life there were still many accomplishments to be proud of.

Isaac Newton was born in 1642. At age 18 Newton went to Trinity College in Cambridge. He graduated with a bachelor degree in arts, in 1665. Shortly after graduating, he moves to Lincolnshire in August



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