Describe babbages contribution to the history of computers

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1. What French mathematician built and sold the first gear-driven mechanical machine that did addition and subtraction?

2. Leibniz made a improvement on the machine in Exercise 1. What was the improvement?

3. Describe Babbage's contribution to the history of computers.

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