This document provides an overview of the book "Five Equations that Changed the World" by Michael Guillen. The book examines five important equations discovered by Newton, Bernoulli, Faraday, Clausius, and Einstein that helped shape our understanding of the physical universe. Each equation is given a brief explanation of its significance and impact. The book explores both the practical power and poetic nature of mathematical language in describing fundamental aspects of nature.

1. FIVE EQUATIONS THAT CHANGE THE WORLD!

2. INTRODUCTION OF THE PROJECT Definitions: We define some concepts that we talk in our explanation later. Algebra Equation Maths

3. DEFINITIONS VOCABULARY: - Deals Studies CONCEPTS DEFINITIONS EXAMPLES MATHS Is a language that the most part of the world understand. ----------------------------------- ALGEBRA Is the branch of mathematics that deals with the study og algebraic expressions. a+b=b+a EQUATION Is mathematical sentence that uses an equal sign to show that two expressions have the same value. 2+x=5

4. THE AUTHOR OF THE BOOK The author of the book (five equations that changed the world), was Michael Guillen.

5. MICHAEL GUILLEN - He was born in los Angeles - He was an instructor at Michael Harvard university. Guillen - He lives in southen California. Southen of California

6. THE BOOK Five equations that changed the world consists on the power and poetry of maths. The two versions of the book.

7. THE PARTS OF THE BOOK The book, has some parts and some concepts Newton’s discovery Bernoulli’s discovery Faraday’s discovery Clausiu’s discovery Einstein’s discovery

8. THE FIVE EQUATIONS The five equation s of the book 1. F<< G·M·m / d² 2. C=P+p· ½ · v² 3. Ѵ x E= -d B/dt 4. Δ S univers >0 5. E= m·c²

9. THE POETRY OF MATHS It’s so difficult to understand this sentence if you didn’t read the book, so we think that this sentence is reflect on the idea that poetry is like a language and it has rules… , and maths too…

10. SOME MORE BOOKS… Michael Guillen do other books too. FOR EXAMPLE: Bridges to infinity: the human side of mathematics. NOTE: We think that this book it can be interesting.

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