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Maria Gaetana Agnesi was an Italian mathematician, linguist, and philosopher born in 1718 in Milan. She wrote the first book containing an integral and differential account and was an honorary member of the Bologna University. At age 9, she delivered a 1-hour speech in Latin at an academic gathering on women's right to education. By age 15, she led philosophical discussions with Bologna's most educated citizens. She is most known for describing the "Witch of Agnesi" curve in her textbook, which became its name due to a translator's mistake. The surface area under the curve is a2 and four times the area of a diameter circle.
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- 2. Maria Gaetana Agnesi (born May 16, 1718 in Milan - died January 9, 1799 in Milan) was an Italian mathematician, linguist and philosopher, and is also known for her humanitarian work. She wrote the first book containing an integral and differential account. She was an honorary member of the Bologna University.
- 3. At the age of nine, she wrote and delivered a speech in Latin for an hour at an academic gathering. The topic of her presentation was the right woman to education. At the age of fifteen, her father began to gather in her home a circle of the most educated people in Bologna, before which she read and clarified a series of theses about the most fragile philosophical questions. Records of these gatherings can be found in the book Lettres sur l'Italie. Biography
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