Which greek scientist contributed to the field of mathematics? a. aristotle b. euclid c. plato d. socrates e. thucydides

The correct answer is: B. Euclid

Explanation

Euclid was a Greek scientist that is known as "the father of geometry", this recognition is for his studies about shapes such as triangles, circles, lines. He developed a theory to identify the dimensions, saying that the line has one dimension that is the length, others shapes have two dimensions length and width, for example, a rectangle or square; and finally, other shapes have three dimensions that are length, width and high like a cube or a sphere. Other of his studies allowed him to say that the addition of internal angles of any triangle is 180 °. Those Euclid studies contribute to sciences like physics, maths, and geometry. So, the correct answer is: B. Euclid

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