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Rockets don't "use" math, any more than cars, bacteria, planets or rivers do.
All of these things operate just fine without math, and the ones that existed
before math was ever invented did just fine without it.
WE are the ones that "use" math, in order to understand the behavior of the
things that existed before math, and in order to build new things.
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∙ 8y ago
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∙ 8y agoRockets don't use math, though rocket engineers do.
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Do scientists and engineers use math everyday or not?
everyday they use math
25 ways math is used in the real world?
you use math almost everyday any job you do you use math.
How do banks use math?
the banks use math so they can get their pay and count money
Use of math in your daily life?
We use 99.9 percent of math in our everyday life.
How do artists use math?
Artists will use math when they are drawing something if they need to know the dimensions to draw. They might also use math when they are determining pricing.
How do rocket scientist use math?
Yes they do. They need to calculate things like how much fuel to use. Also, they need math to understand what the speed of the rockets will be both coming and going from the Earth or when they orbit a planet. Almost everything they do uses math!
What is the difference between water rockets and modern rockets?
Water rockets use water and air modern rockets use thrust and oxygen.
What is the use of oxygen in the rockets?
It is used as oxidant in the rockets.
Why do rockets use thrust?
Rockets use thrust to overcome the force of Earth's gravity.
Rockets first use was for?
The first rockets were firework's built by the Chinese
For what purposes were rockets initially developed?
rockets were used for military use and fireworks
Do rockets use fuel?
Yes they do
How do you use rocket in a sentence?
spacecraft use rockets to get to space
What NASA inventions do people use?
rockets
How are objects placed in space?
By the use of rockets
What do rockets use?
Hydrogen and oxygen as fuel
Does a space shuttle use a propeller?
Rockets
