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A large number of jobs use algebra, for instance;
- Anything involving computer programming or coding (this is surprisingly high) a solid understanding of how to manipulate mathematics is needed to code.
- Research or trend spotting, eg in looking at the sales market or at cells or planets to decide what factors make them behave in certain ways.
- Anything to do with building, architecture for instance, you would have to be able to calculate weights, strengths and sizes of various materials and make them fit to your plans.
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What jobs use algebra?
An Algebra Teacher
Why do you use algebra in your daily life?
U use algebra in your daily life because you could need it in jobs or careers when you get old enough to have them. Also people like algebra and have jobs like accounting so you have to learn it... ! ...
What jobs require using algebra patterns and functions?
Some jobs that need Algebra are chemistry.
What percentage of jobs uses algebra or a higher math regularly to do their job without having a software do the math and they must personally know the formulas and do the math personally?
100% of jobs use algebra in some form or another.
What jobs use algebra and how does that job use algebra?
Almost NONE. 97% of all jobs use a 6th grade level or less to do their jobs. Algebra is not needed anymore now because computer software do the math for almost all things that used algebra like engineering or architecture. It is an outdated idea that it is a good thing to know algebra unless you are going into theoretical sciences which is less than 1/2 of 1% of the population. Personally I went all the way through Calculus in HS and college made me take it again as a Biology and Computer Science double major. Never needed anything above exponents to do the work or program.
