Importance of Mathematics in Our Life
Autor: Joshua • January 24, 2019 • 1,404 Words (6 Pages) • 798 Views
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For example, an engineer need a strong basic of mathematics or calculus. This is because they need to be measure some angle to make a project and need to calculate some calculation that apply on their work. Beside, an accountant need the most mathematics application in their work. This is because banking need a lot of mathematical skill. They need to count the money for financial, counting the investment and manage a bank . Mathematical topic that involve is arithmetic progression, statistic and analysis. This really need a highly discipline in mathematics. All subjects have their value and importance (including philosophy), but can it be denied by anyone of any culture or nationality that Math is truly the universal need of us all?
Transition 4: That all the point that I can explain to all of you about the important of mathematics.
Conclusion: In conclusion, it is really necessary to study mathematics because of it’s important. Within the information that I have give to you all, I hope that all of you will accept it and applies in your daily life.
- Final review: Based on the informative speech that I have inform, mathematics is a core skill for life , key to economic prosperity, and math is a new “currency’’ for students.
- Tie Back To The Audience: Mathematics has beauty and romance. It is just like you. It’s not a boring place to be, the mathematical world. It’s an extraordinary place its worth spending time there.
Reference:
- ACME(2011a). Mathematical Need Mathematics in the workplace and in Higher Education London.
- Ofsted (2011). Good practice in primary mathematics. Manchester; Ofsted
- Brainy Quote
- Mathematics – Wikipedia
- Hodgen, J, & Marks . R.(2013). The Employment Equation: Why our young people need more maths for today’s jobs : London,
Informative Speech preparation outline (Drafts)
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Multiplication Chart
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Linear functions. These are functions of the form:
y = m x + b,
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Materials/Articles
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https://mathsreports.wordpress.com/overall-narrative/mathematics-is-important/
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Linear functions. These are functions of the form:
y = m x + b,
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Quadratic functions. These are functions of the form:
y = a x 2 + b x + c,
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Power functions. These are functions of the form:
y = a x b
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Rational functions. These functions are the ratio of two polynomials. One field of study where they are important is in stability analysis of mechanical and electrical systems (which uses Laplace transforms).
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Exponential functions. These are functions of the form:
y = a b x,
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References
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Fibonacci.jpg
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Kapitolinischer_Pythagoras_adjusted.jpg
- https://mathsreports.wordpress.com/overall-narrative/mathematics-is-important/
- ACME(2011a). Mathematical Need Mathematics in the workplace and in Higher Education London.
- Ofsted (2011). Good practice in primary mathematics. Manchester; Ofsted
- Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology. (2013). STEM education for 14-19 year olds (pp. 1–4). London.
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