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reeshy 
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Both. Without math, many scientific studies could not be undertaken. Although in any case, math itself can be classed as a science. :) Reply #1. Nov 08 10, 10:32 AM |
lesley153
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They're essential and inseparable. Reply #2. Nov 08 10, 11:49 AM |
H0lyAerith
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I'd have to agree that math and science go together. Rarely is there a branch of science that does not have some form of math in it. Math really is the cleanest, simplest way to understand the natural world. Reply #3. Nov 16 10, 4:54 PM |
Anton
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Yes, math and science go hand in hand. Also, I cringe every time someone says "maths." If you are going to pluralize it, say "mathematics." Reply #4. Nov 16 10, 5:38 PM |
| lesley153
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Maths isn't a plural, it's the British abbreviation. Whenever I hear an American talking about math, I wonder where the rest of the word has gone. Reply #5. Nov 16 10, 5:48 PM |
| Anton
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That explains it. lol Reply #6. Nov 16 10, 5:58 PM |
| lesley153
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Easy when you know how. :) Reply #7. Nov 16 10, 6:03 PM |
ozfei
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Australians use the same abbreviation as the British :) Reply #8. Nov 19 10, 9:13 PM |
Starlord
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Both are necessary. Reply #9. Dec 14 10, 9:27 PM |
Manjari97
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both are necessary and good... Reply #10. Feb 26 11, 11:24 PM |
| pathchi1d
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Mathematics is the study of numbers while science tells what the numbers mean. Reply #11. Jun 16 11, 9:16 AM |
krish5892
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I feel that both are interlinked like, i can say that maths is the language of science. So to understand concepts concerning science it is essential to have the basic knowledge of maths, in some cases even advanced topics of maths. But unless you are doing some particular research i dont find the need of maths in every day life as we are automated with the knowledge in maths in our every day life. Reply #12. Aug 09 11, 3:02 AM |
wildwohl
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like love and marriage, cant have one without the other Reply #13. Aug 10 11, 1:48 AM |
Temporary2
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Math is the language of science. The less math a science uses the more it resembles a humanity or art. Reply #14. Jan 02 12, 9:08 PM |
satguru
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You've got it Temporary. I always loved science and couldn't do maths. At school I took them all for O level (around 16) and skirted round the few equations required, still managing to pass but would have got better grades if I had. I then took them to A level but to me was like beginning to have the same subjects gradually taught in Chinese and however much I enjoyed them had to pack them in and switch. But I still learn as much about it as I can and let other people do the maths first before I read their work. I think we can all understand science but a relative elite can work it out behind what we are shown with all the figures (those Greek letters pretty well sealed the deal for me, plus organic chemistry). Reply #15. Jan 02 12, 9:39 PM |
MyGirl2000
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My math class lists a website with 17,000 calculators on it. If you can't do the math for science try using the computer? Science can be tough--just learn it. Reply #16. Feb 16 12, 2:55 AM |
MikeMaster99
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Separating maths and science is like trying to separate inhaling and exhaling.... Teaching science to students with little maths is a fraught activity and severely limiting for those students in terms of what they can do. Reply #17. Feb 16 12, 3:37 AM |
| merrijig
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The topic is weird. It's really the same thing. Reply #18. Mar 20 12, 8:59 PM |
| merrijig
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live long and prosper Reply #19. Mar 20 12, 9:00 PM |
kelneth
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Science , because it is much broader than math and math is the science's language Reply #20. Apr 25 12, 5:48 AM |
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