Most of the basic conclusions of science, known as laws of nature, are expressed in the form of mathematical equations. The most famous of these is Albert Einstein's equation describing the equivalence of mass and energy, which is e = mc2. The English version of that is, energy is equal to mass times the speed of light squared. But there are many other famous and important equations in science, going back to Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation, as well as Newton's definition of force, f = ma, or in English, force equals mass times acceleration. Mathematics is often said to be the language of science. Almost all scientific statements require mathematics.
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Well, actually science is the sister of math, but basically they are stepbros and sis. Science and math are related because in the real world, math is basically used everywhere. in science, math is important. -Shahana Khan
Need a little more specific. Rate of speed, rate of production.. Really any rate is math related even if it`s also science. You`re still doing math equations.
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they are related
Computer science requires a lot of math.
Well, actually science is the sister of math, but basically they are stepbros and sis. Science and math are related because in the real world, math is basically used everywhere. in science, math is important. -Shahana Khan
It is math related because the eclipse is science and the days are math because you have to count the days and math.
Need a little more specific. Rate of speed, rate of production.. Really any rate is math related even if it`s also science. You`re still doing math equations.
The Exmaples of Antonyms related in Math is: . . . Plus-Minus . . . . :)
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economics and social science examples
math is related to baseball all the time. examples are scores,rbi's,how many homeruns.
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