Other than the symbols themselves, there is no exact representation of Pi or e^x (in general) other than those infinite series that are known to converge thereto, or possibly in terms of other transcendental numbers.

This blog is dedicated to an explanation of the proof of Fermats theorm so that a college freshman in math or even a senior in high school who well schooled in algebra could understand it.

I owe a debt to my friend Richard Van Elberg whose questions about the proof lead me to think of how it could be better explained. To to this I will introduce some basic laws of Arithmetic and how those can be extended to ordered pairs with the following example. "Z" as used below is...