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What is the scope after taking bio and maths?
medicine pokam
Is maths required in BSc bio tech?
Yes
Is maths necessary for bba?
Yes, maths is necessary for BBA. Maths teaches us how to think logically and analytically, which is an essential skill for business students. It provides a fundamental understanding of finances, which is important for business decision-making. Maths also helps us understand economic principles, such as supply and demand, which are important for understanding the marketplace. Finally, maths is necessary for understanding data and making informed business decisions. Without a basic understanding of maths concepts, such as percentages, ratios, and probability, it would be difficult to make accurate decisions and manage risks in business. In conclusion, maths is a vital component of any business education.
12th maths biology group blueprint tn?
bio
Is maths necessary for medical?
Its not necessary but it's advised
Why study maths?
Because its necessary ..!
Is maths necessary for biotech?
Yes.
What subjects do you need in south Africa to become a paramedic?
maths,physics and bio
Can commerce students without maths do CA?
no
Is maths subject necessary for architecture?
Yes maths and drawing both essential for architecture.
Are farmers bio students?
No, they are just farmers. All farmers have never done bio,
In a group of 42 students 22 take history 17 take biology and 8 take both history and biology A How many students take biology but not history B How many students take neither bio or hist?
A: 9 students take biology but not history. B: 11 take neither bio nor history. Reasons: A: 9 is the answer because if you subtract the number of students who take history and bio (8) from the total number of bio students (17) you get 9 (the remaining number of bio students who do not take history). B: 11 is the answer because a total of 22 students take history. however, 8 students take bio and history, and before, we found that 9 students only take bio. Therefore, if we add up the number of only bio students and history students (of which some also take bio, but are not exclusively bio), we get 31 students. If we subtract 31 from 42 (the total number of students), we get 11 remaining students who are in neither bio nor history.
