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Or in other words: greetings!

On the surface, there’s little link between Pythagoras and Charles Babbage, but when we look closely, we can discern a lot of similarities in the bits and bytes. Pun intended.

Math is everywhere, from paying the right amount for your food, to balancing your checkbook. Most of the tasks we perform on a daily basis involve use of math. There’s no excuse not to learn basic mathematics actively. For more reasons lets take a look at following picture:

Algebra is considered as one of the most popular domains—if not the most popular domain—of mathematics. It’s introduced in the very early stage of study because it serves as a doorway to higher-level math.

Question: Hey, I just finished high school and I am planning to get admission to the college. I’ve always been good at math, but I don’t see how it’s going to help me in my professional career. I feel like all my hard work goes in vain and I should focus the time I spend on studying math to learn other skills like computer programming. I’d love to hear your opinion. Thank you.

Scientific studies reveal that DNA is responsible for learning abilities in children. The cognitive traits of humans are closely associated with nature; yet, the role of nurture can’t be denied. Lets take a look at this interesting concept more closely below:

Do you want your children to be great at math? Well, that’s very reasonable. Math is one of the most basic skills you may expect your children to master. It helps improve problem-solving skills, promotes analytical thinking and sharpens reasoning abilities. 

Despite being widely disliked, math remains one of the key subjects used in every field and industry. From working out the cash required for tipping to calculating monthly expenses, knowing the essentials can make your day-to-day life easier.

“Math is literally the most useless subject.”

“I hate going to my math class.”

“Another day has passed and I still haven’t used algebra.”