it was around the 1660s when the fundamental theories that would become the study of calculus were underway. In Germany, a man named Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz studied calculus, while in England, Isaac Newton was studying. The work was similar and people who knew either of them thought one had stolen ideas from the other.

 Explore this early history and identify some key ways that the studies were different.

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The development of calculus in the 17th century by Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz in Germany and Isaac Newton in England is a fascinating chapter in the hi... View the full answer