What is math and science?

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Gelneren [198K]2 years ago

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Mathematics and science are formal and exact sciences that are based on logic.

<h3>What is math and science?</h3>

Mathematics is an exact science that studies the properties and relationships between entities through geometric figures and arithmetic with numbers. Mathematics then looks for common patterns that could end up leading to a theory and, if it is verifiable and true, end up being a law, such as the Pythagorean law for example.

In terms of science, it is the comparable knowledge that has been studied, explained, and has helped predict social and natural phenomena in our universe over time. This has been done and verified through the scientific method, making it then a verifiable and true logic.

Therefore, we can confirm that mathematics and science are formal and exact sciences that are based on logic.

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