Sunday, December 5, 2021

Mathematics


 Mathematics is an excellent method for improving mental discipline and for encouraging logical reasoning and mental rigor. Furthermore, mathematical knowledge is essential for comprehending the contents of other school subjects such as science, social studies, and even music and art.



 Every time I tell someone I'm studying Mathematics, they all have the same reaction: "Woah, that's deep!" "You've got to be a nerd."

 Here are five reasons why I enjoy math:



Math helps us understand numbers, and numbers help us understand the world:

Mathematics has a wide variety of real-world applications. We are surrounded by numbers, equations, and algorithms, especially in this age of data science, with large data sets that can only be comprehended through statistical models and analysis. Math allows us to see the world in ways that nothing else can!

Math is a black and white subject; there is no room for ambiguity:

Math, unlike many other subjects, is objective. Every question has a clear answer, and when you solve it, you can be correct or incorrect. There is no room for ambiguity. Personally, I like this objective approach and the certainty it provides.

Old ideas are just as relevant as new ones:

Mathematical concepts have a sort of hierarchy; for example, you cannot understand calculus without first mastering basic algebra. As a result, you must keep in mind that whenever you learn a new concept, it will be referred to repeatedly as you learn the next one. Learning becomes more interesting and engaging as you can see how everything clicked into place.

Nothing can be proven unless there is evidence:

There is no space for speculative thinking. When attempting to prove something in mathematics, evidence is required. Personally, I believe that this should be applied to other aspects of life as well. Consider how many misunderstandings could be avoided if visual/auditory evidence was required!

It provides a good mental challenge:

Every math problem is a new, exciting, and one-of-a-kind challenge. The adrenaline rush you get when you finally solve a problem that seemed impossible at first is unrivaled. Each new day learning in this wonderful subject area is unexpected and something to look forward to.

Fractions

 What is a Fraction?  Fractions represent equal parts of a whole or a collection.  Fraction of a whole : When we divided a whole into equal ...