Mathematical instrument

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A mathematical instrument (or mathematical device) is a material aid that is used in mathematics to get results, but is not an everyday object.

So are z. For example, the classic writing utensils such as slate or paper , pencil and eraser or blackboard , chalk and sponge and also the typewriter are essential tools to obtain and record mathematical results, but not mathematical instruments.

They are usually classified according to their purpose:

Math papers

Drawing instruments

Measuring instruments

Simple calculation tools and devices

Differentiators

Integrators

Analog computing devices

Measuring instrument

Cipher machines

Digital computing devices

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