Either the name of this mathematician or Toricelli is used to name a point inside a triangle such that segements from that point to the three vertices form 120-degree angles with each other and the sum of those three segments is minimized. This person's name is used for a group of numbers that are s
Either the name of this mathematician or Toricelli is used to name a point inside a triangle such that segements from that point to the three vertices form 120-degree angles with each other and the sum of those three segments is minimized. This person's name is used for a group of numbers that are sometimes called primes even though all the examples tested beyond the first five are composite. This mathematician is also the namesake of a theorem that a natural number raised to the p minus one power, minus one, is evenly divisible by p, where p is any prime number; that is his "little theorem". Identify this namesake of the theorem that there are no solutions for an integer n greater than 2 to the equation x to the n plus y to the n equals z to the n, which is his Last Theorem.
Either the name of this mathematician or Toricelli is used to name a point inside a triangle such that segements from that point to the three vertices form 120-degree angles with each other and the sum of those three segments is minimized.