MASC Academic team
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each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| Who solved the problems of heat transfer and their vibrations? | Jean-Baptiste solved the problems of heat tranfer and their vibrations.
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| When and where was Jean Baptist Joseph born? | March 21, 1768 in Auxerre, France
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| What was Jean-Baptist Joseph also known as? | Joseph Fourier
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| When did Jean-Baptist Joseph die? | May 16, 1830
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| Who discovered the greenhouse gas effect? | Jean-Baptist Joseph discovered the greenhouse gas effect.
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| What is the Fourier series? | an infinite number of trigonometric functions that represents an expansion or approximation of a periodic function, used in Fourier analysis.
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| Who was appointed a French Prefect governor? | Jean-Baptiste Joseph was appointed a prefect governor
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| Who was one of the first people to come up with a non biblical explanation for why Earth is here. | George-Louis Leclerc was the first to come up with a non biblical explanation of why Earth is here.
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| What was George-Louis Leclerc's idea of why Earth is here? | A comet hit the sun, broke off pieces, and those pieces became our planets.
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| When was George-Louis Leclerc born? | Sept. 7, 1707, in Montbard, France
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| When did George-Louis Leclerc die? | April 16, 1788, Paris, France
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