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    i suck at math. i only know the basics. does it mean yer stupid if you dont know that diffucult math like algebra or trig

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    x+3 = 2(x-4)
    x+3 = 2x-8
    x+11= 2x
    11 = x

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    Quote Originally Posted by wuswordz95 View Post
    i suck at math. i only know the basics. does it mean yer stupid if you dont know that diffucult math like algebra or trig
    Your only stupid if you think your stupid.

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    Quote Originally Posted by westvillain View Post
    i learned last year in Afro-American history that measurement originated in West Africa as etchings on the bones of some large animal that were known as Oshongo (sp.?) bones. I wish I could remember this more specifially but thats the gist of it. and im not sure what exactly they used it to measure
    In Charles S. Finch III, M.D. book 'The Star of Deep Beginnings: The Genesis of African Science and Technology' he states that the Ishango Bones/harpoons of Zaire are the oldest mathmatical artifacts on record. They date from 70,000 to 90,000 years ago and are in close relation to the Rhind Mathmatical Papyrus which dates back nearly 40,000 years ago.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Prolifical ENG View Post
    I have enough of an algebra background to graduate with pretty much anything except a pure mathematics degree.

    In university I took 4 calculus courses in total where 2 of them require some of that algebra... such as advanced differential equations....vector and multivariate calculus.

    I remember taking the computer science discrete math.

    Thats as much as I need...those 4th year and master's degree math courses are fucked...glad I dont need to take those.
    Wow. So, you already have a B.A. or B.S. degree, right?
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    Mathematics is the language of nature, like that movie Pi says.

    It is the language/tool to describe the relations in the nature.

    It is in the roots of electronics/computer engineering/physics/chemistry...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shogah View Post
    Mathematics is the language of nature, like that movie Pi says.

    It is the language/tool to describe the relations in the nature.

    It is in the roots of electronics/computer engineering/physics/chemistry...

    Math is not the language of nature. Math is deductive and because of that it reveals no real truths about nature. It does reveal truths of mathematical theories though.

    It does not describe relations in nature. It is the job of science to do that (and math is not a subset of science).

    It is not the root of those things. Science is the root of it. Math could be used to predict results and validate theories though.

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