Math is important for everyday life, most jobs, and as a universal language. It allows people to not be cheated or taken advantage of financially. Math is needed to perform even basic tasks and is used across many fields and professions. It underlies areas like physics, computing, design, space travel, and construction. Professionals use math concepts ranging from algebra to calculus, geometry, statistics, and more.

1. WHY MATH IS
IMPORTANT
# Used in everyday life
# Needed in majority of job
# Universal language

2. "Math is the one skill you need to master in your life, even
if it is the only one, you will at least be able to live without
being cheated, robbed or abused.You see, without math
we just cannot live or survive.We need math in our
everyday lives. Just doing the basic essentials is dependent
on your ability to do math."

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5. Areas of basic mathematics
Areas of advanced mathematics
Pure mathematics
AlgebraCalculus and analysis
Geometry and topology
Combinatorics
Logic
Number theory
Applied mathematics
Dynamical systems and differential equations
Mathematical physics
Computation
Information theory and signal processing
Probability and statistics
Game theory

6. Animator – An animator uses linear algebra to show
the way an object is rotated and shifted, and made
larger and smaller.
Computer Scientist – Creating the next generation
of gadgets and apps involves more math than one
may think.Theoretical studies of algorithms are just
a small part of the process.
Fashion Designer – Fashion designers use area,
perimeter and diameter as well as
mathemmathematical algorithms to help create
designs and calculate the amount and cost of fabric
required.

7. Astronaut – Astronauts use math to make precise
mathematical calculations, from how the spacecraft
leaves Earth’s atmosphere to how the astronauts pilot
the craft.
Architect – Architects use math to calculate the square
footage of rooms and buildings, to lay out floor space
dimensions and to calculate the required space for
other areas such as parking, plumbing, etc.