Mathematics, chemistry and physics are the backbone of science and technology
In most sciences particularly chemistry and physics having a strong background in mathematics helps in understanding of most of the concepts. However, chemistry has been described as the mother of all sciences.
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Mathematics is not a root for all science. It is way to simplify the methods. It is a man-made concept. Do you agree doctor?
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Arunprakash Vincent
In fact, mathematics is the key to all sciences, especially physical and technical.
Certainly not the root in disciplines like biology, but very useful tool to help resolve many problems. The root of any science is observation - for the proper interpretation of the observed facts sometimes mathematics is neded, more frequently only helpful, often totally irrelevant.
No
But it can be a neglected way to show the results of some research
For IT and Computer less required for other very much required as a base
Sciences which aim to uncover mathematical structures in nature or in hunan activities are more likely to lead to repeatable results and reproducible experiments than purely qualitative sciences.
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