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2. Mathematics has been
around since the beginnings
of time and it most probably
began with counting. Learn
the history of mathematics,
and get to know some of the
greatest mathematical minds
and their contributions.
Introduction and concepts
3. Math’s is very useful in now days in everything like:-
in market,
in kitchen,
in business,
in arts and etc.
Common Uses
4. ◦ Mathematics is defined as the
science which deals with logic
of shape, quantity and
arrangement. During ancient
times in Egypt, the Egyptians
used math's and complex
mathematic equations like
geometry and algebra. That is
how they managed to build the
pyramids.
What is mathematics?
5. Using money is a good way of
understanding percentages. As there are
100 paise in 1 Rupee, one hundredth of 1
rupee is therefore 1 paise, meaning that 1
per cent of 1 rupee is 1 paise. From this we
can calculate that 50 per cent of 1 rupee is
50 paise. This photograph shows seven
Indian currency notes: a 5 rupee note, a 10
rupee note, a 20 rupee note, a 50 rupee
note, a 100 rupee note, 500 rupee note and
a 1000 rupee note. If 50 paise is 50 per
cent of 1 rupee, then 5 rupee is 50 per cent
of 10 rupee, 10 rupee is 50 per cent of 20
rupee etc.
Understanding Percentage
6. You can cut all sorts of fruit and
vegetables into fractions: cut a
tomato in half, an apple into
quarters or a banana into eighths,
although you would have to be
very accurate. An orange might
have 20 segments, and each would
be a 20th of the whole orange.
Fractions of Fruits And Vegetable
7. Geometry : It is a part of mathematics
concerned with the question of size,
shape, and relative position of figures
and with properties of space.
Where are the Geometry use ?
1. It is used in the construction of the
buildings, homes and etc.
2. It is used to find the area of anything
like carpets, floor, furniture and etc.
Geometry
8. Arithmetic ( Profit and Loss, Percentage, Ratio and Time
related problems): The word refers to the branch of mathematics
which records eliminatory properties of certain operations on
number.
Where are the Arithmetic use ?
1. It is used in the markets.
2. It is used by the shopkeepers.
3. It is used in the banks.
4. It is used by the Goldsmith, Blacksmith and etc.
Arithmetic
9. Calculus : It is the study of change, in the same way that
geometry is the study of space. It includes the study of limits,
derivative, integrals, and infinite series.
Where are the Calculus use ?
1. It is used in the physics lab.
2. It is used in the science and engineering study.
3. It used in the higher studies of mathematics.
Calculus
10. This car is built with
geometry. The wheels and
lights are circles, the doors
are rectangular prisms, the
main area for a person to
drive and sit in it a half a
sphere with the sides
chopped off which makes it
1/4 of a sphere. If a person
would look very closely the
person would see a lot more
shapes in the car. Too many
to list.
Rectangle And Circles
11. Most of university degree require mathematics. Students who choose not to
take mathematics seriously or to ignore it in high school forfeit many
future career opportunities that they could have. They essentially turn
their backs on more than half the job market. The importance of
mathematics for potential careers cannot be over emphasized. To get
degrees in the following areas one need to have good knowledge of
mathematics and statistics.
Importance of mathematics for a
future career
12. Mathematics is basically
related to understanding
structure It is used to do
logical analysis, make relevant
calculations and eventually to
deduce conclusions. and
pattern.
Importance
13. Maths is unavoidable. It’s deeply fundamental thing. Without
math, there would be no science, no music, no art. Maths is a
part of all of those things. If it’s got a structure, then there’s an
aspect of it that’s mathematical.
Everything is with math
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