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This is a tough question. There aren't many jobs that use monomials and polynomials daily but if you want to have a career as a math teacher you have to know this.
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Not sure how this is important but everyone uses simple maths daily and art teaches probably do a little
Veterinary technicians use math to calculate drug dosages and fluid rates on a daily basis.
We need math in daily life or we would not know anything.Science uses math. Adding dates in history and finding gaps in between are ways we use math. Math is used for money to read. You might be surprised. When shopping you need a budget. Most jobs require mathematical skills or qualifications. Numbers appear anywhere, also, if you know math, your more likely to win money on quiz shows.
To get into medical school you will need an A-level in MATH or PHYSICS. Pediatrics, like any speciality in medicine uses math on a daily basis for example: -Measuring drug dosage -Monitoring growth and many more things.
You will need SOME basic math everywhere. If you mean more advanced math, there are several careers that need that; to a great extent, those are the careers that have "engineering" as part of their name. Some others, too, like Economy and Architecture. Most of those careers also have several science subjects. I recommend to review the subjects taken, in any career you are interested in. There you can see if there is a lot of math and science, or not.
math uses the scientific method
you have to be able to use a computer because alot of stuff in a computer is math. mathematics uses computers everyday. You have to use it for how many times. plus you have a calculator on it....
A architect uses math like meausuring length
A teacher mainly uses math to teach it to the students. Other opinions could possibly say that everyone uses math in their life at home as in groceries ect.
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