when you have math in your hand like a textbook or something to do with maths. or when you cheat in a test by writing the answers on your hand.
They gernerally do not, but during scoring you use math. You use math to add up the score and find which team wins.
There is no such math term. There is, on the other hand, an astronomical term "equinox".
they count the animals by hand
In school terms, science and math go hand in hand. However, math is everywhere. In the home, food or things like furniture is measured with mathematical units. One has to do math when shopping, adding up prices. In many careers, such as finance, business, science, teaching, workers need to know at least basic math skills.
science or geometry. Science and math kinda go hand in hand. -Answer 2- (By another user) Other types of math such as geometry, algerbra and others. Also types of sciences. If you have any questions email me at aimeeamberc@hotmail.com -Answer 3- (By another user) Physics, chemistry, and certain aspects of biology. These subjects are either math based, or contain a great deal of math.
Each person has an individual learning style, and just because math and science tend to go hand in hand, that doesn't mean that people will automatically excel in both subjects.
Well in a way watches can be related to math. In order to find out the minutes, you multiply the number the big hand is pointing to by 5.
Pretty much everything but the main one's are hand and eye cordination
Ratios when it comes to gears, a lot of small units of measuring for cylinder boring, percentage problems, weight ratios, displacement or cubic measuring of cylinders, limits when it comes to car weight. Physics would describe the type of math for a mechanical engineer which goes hand in hand with math.
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Bankers do all sorts of math, from simple addition and subtraction to complicated problems including compound interest, for example. Math is essential to any banking job. Today though, most of the math is done on computers, not by hand or by humans at all.
Science and math go hand in hand, so you can answer this question scientifically. Mass is the amount of matter stored in an object, so if you want to figure out how much mass an object has, use a balance.