Gaspar Monge was a French mathematician and revolutionary who lived from 1746 to 1818. He invented descriptive geometry, which is the theoretical basis for technical drawing. During the French Revolution, Monge served as the Minister of the Marine and helped reform the French educational system by founding the École Polytechnique. Descriptive geometry uses projections and planes to represent three-dimensional objects in two dimensions.
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MATHEMATICIAN, A
REVOLUTIONARY, AND
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DESCRIPTIVE GEOMETRY,
THE THEORETICAL BASIS
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DRAWINGÂ IS BASED.
DURING THEÂ FRENCH
REVOLUTIONÂ HE SERVED
AS A MINISTER OF THE
MARINE AND WAS
INVOLVED IN THE
REFORMATION OF THE
FRENCH EDUCATIONAL
SYSTEM, FOUNDING
THE ÉCOLE
POLYTECHNIQUE.
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