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What job uses math?

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If you focus on basic arithmetics its pretty much any job, when it comes to more sophisticated maths I would say

  • Math teacher
  • Engineer
  • Computer scientist
  • Economist
  • Actuary
  • Biologist (most of them)
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banker

cashier- working in a shop

math teacher

(and lots more that i cant think of!)

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the army their tools use math

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