How does mathematics connect to the everyday life of an individual?

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mr_godi [17]2 years ago

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Math is considered to be a part in everyones life, for example, you use math to throw a ball, like the force you use, or the height of the ball. Math is an important concept, and is lingering in our everyday lives, but the reason we take math is to find out of its exsitence, and use it for engineering, etc.

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