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How we use math in construction?

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valentinak56 [21]2 years ago

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Math can always at some point be used in construction as an example it is used to measure parts/material , how many inches , feet you want the biulding to be and how high you want it to be in consideration you can use volume .

fgiga [73]2 years ago

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Math is used in construction everywhere.Math is used in construction to measure parts, how many feet, inches, etc. to do and how high to go up.A great example is in the scaling of blueprints, where an architect creates a scale model of the building so that it can fit on paper.

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