Importance of Mathematics

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What if Math didn’t exist? Could we still live the way we live our lives today, focusing more on the advancements of technologies or could we rather stay trapped in the past and  experienced the way our ancestors lived?

Math is everywhere as what the cliché says. Even in nature, symmetries among plants and animals are evident as well as in the construction industry. It is very useful especially in computing the durability of the building, getting the proper measurements of the building and verifying the amount of materials needed upon construction.

What would the world be without Mathematics?

Before we conclude, let us first see the importance and application of Mathematics in different perspectives.

In Geometry, everything that we see around is composed of shapes; such that it provides distinctions among things.

Patterns in nature are visible regularities of form found in the natural world. These patterns recur in different contexts and can sometimes be modelled mathematically. Natural patterns include symmetries, trees, spirals, waves, cracks and stripes.

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Things in nature, seems to work brilliantly that man tries to gather every reason, find logic through things and their mechanisms. It relatively coexists both by the foundation of science and math much more on the very aspect of how it evolves and function. Relatively, mathematics play such role upon it’s construction in a manner that it’s form and shape has a mathematical application.

In Physics, things behave to be supported by the ideality of certain formulas. In this kind of manner, mathematics serves as the very core structure of how the constituents of the universe interact. Such include how things function scientifically by formulas like in computing the speed, distance, surface tension, and acceleration.

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Relative to the Conctruction Industry, decades and centuries have passed but the theory behind the improvement of infrastructures remains unknown. Well, things doesn’t remain unknown in the modern era so they find evidence of the application of math towards the sustainable innovation that we have for today. For example,  a very simple yet useful concept of Mathematics is the golden ratio which has been a great basis for today’s generation of buildings and infrastructures.

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In electrical basis as well, mathematics has been a way of testing out electrical equipment for navigation and power. Typically, it condenses the brute-force of power needed for proper functioning and sustainability of appliances which became a great deal for improvement. Such computations include voltage current resistance, electrical potential difference and computation for the electromotive forces.

How great isn’t it? That the kind of math that we think is hard, giving us the kind of stresses we couldn’t bare, is the very foundation of things.

It is simply is evident in our daily lives that we run across to such situations supported by the concepts of math. Either in business, engineering, computer science and industry.

How important is mathematics in the modern world?Math helps us have better problem-solving skills.Math helps us think analytically and have better reasoning abilities to think critically about the world around us. 

It helps us solve problems and look for solutions. Give supported claims through equation such that all things exist in a manner that it has it’s very hidden logic.

Because in the very end Math serves as a bridge to such development in the modern era. As the quotation suggest that “Mathematics is the language of physical science and engineering through providing constant progress for a better future”.