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Jericho in Judea
Zacchaeus publicly described giving half his possessions to the poor and repaying four times any amount taken wrongly. His promise is an unusually direct biblical example of fractions and multiplication.
Direct biblical text with mathematical inferenceJerusalem under the Persian Empire
Zerubbabel led a major rebuilding effort involving foundations, skilled labor, imported materials, schedules, and public coordination. Construction management depends on quantities, dimensions, and sequ...
Direct biblical text with mathematical inferenceGermany
Konrad Zuse was civil engineer and computer pioneer. He built early programmable binary computers and designed a high-level programming language called Plankalkül.
Documented historical recordPoland and Britain
Henryk Zygalski was mathematician and cryptanalyst. He created perforated sheets that helped determine Enigma settings.
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