Math is a very important subject as it allows us to create a langauge in a sense for science, something that helps us explain the natrual world and things in our society

If you've read more of my articles in lessons im sure you know how much I stress this point! Math is important. And today were going to be showimg that by taking a look at some of the most influential, useful, and important equations ever discovered. We will list them in order of discovery date

First of all lets make sure we know what an equation is its simply something that states two things are equal or have a connection or relationship between them

Equation #1 - Pythagorean Theorem - Discovered Pythagoras 530 BC in Greece

a2 + b2 = c2

The pythagorean theorem states that if you have any right triangle or a triangle with 90 degrees in the cornor made by 2 perpendicular lines then the two shortest sides times themselves will be equal to the largest side times itself. This very basic geometric theorem is the foundation for all of trigonometry, geometry and solving many, many problems within out world!

Equation #2 - Chinese Remainder Theorem - Discovered by Sunzi 300 BC in China

Equation #3 - Binomial Theorem / Pascal's Triangle - Discovered by Jia Xian in China and Omar Khayyam in Persia (Iran) 1000s

Equation #4 - Logarithmic Product Rule - John Napier 1610 Scotland

Equation #5 - Fundimental Theorem of Calculus - Discovered by James Gregory 1667 in Scotland

Equation #6 - Compound Interest - Discovered by Jacob Bernoulli 1683 in Switzerland

Equation #7 - Second Law of Motion - Isaac Newton 1687 in England

Equation #8 - Law of Gravity - Isaac Newton 1687 in England

Equation #9 - Taylor's Theorem - Brook Taylor 1712 in England

Equation #10 - Wave Equation - Jean le Rond d’Alembert 1746 in France

Equation #11 - Euler's Formula - Leonhard Euler 1748 from Switzerland, in Russia

Equation #12 - Euler-Lagrange Equation - Leonhard Euler and Joseph-Louis Lagrange 1750s - Swiss & Italain Mathematicans

Equation #13 - Normal Distribution - Carl Friedrich Gauss 1809 in Germany

Equation #14 - Fourier Transform - Jean-Baptiste Fourier 1822 in France

Equation #15 - Navier Stokes Equation - Claude Navier (France) George Stokes (Ireland) 1845

Equation #16 - Maxwell's Equations - James Clerk Maxwell 1861 in Scotland

Equation #17 - Boltzmann Entropy - Ludwig Boltzmann 1875 from Austria lived in Germany, Italy

Equation #18 - Lorentz Force - Oliver Heaviside 1889 England, Hendrik Lorentz 1892 Netherlands

Equation #19 - Lorentz Transformations - Hendrik Lorentz Netherlands and Joseph Larmor 1890s Ireland

Equation #20 - Einstein Mass-Energy Relation - Albert Einstein 1905 from Germany, Lived in Switzerland & United States

Equation #21 - Schrödinger Equation - Erwin Schrödinger 1925 in Austria

Equation #22 - Cobb-Douglas Production Function - Charles Cobb and Paul Douglas 1927 in United States

Equation #23 - Information Theory - Claude Shannon 1949 United States

Equation #24 - Black-Scholes Equation - Fischer Black and Myron Scholes 1973 in United States

Equation #25 - Chaos Theory - Robert May 1975 Australia

Sources: All information was taken from wikipedia's articles on these mathematicians and scientists. The equations themselves were too and are very infamous so most I was already aware of and had learned in school