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Is math the pure science?
Math is a language not a science. Better stated Math is a pure language. In addition, math is used to model a science and eventually draw conclusion from it.
Is mathematics the language of science?
Yes, Mathematics is the language of Science. Mathematics is referred to as the language of science because it summarizes science in numbers.
Is it mandatory to have computer science knowledge to learn c?
In order to learn 'c' language you've the basic knowledge about Computer.
What language does the word science belong to?
The word "science" belongs to the English language.
Is English a part of science?
No -- English is a language. However, when discussing sciences it helps to use a common language, which is why English is often incorporated into most educations, even when it is your first language.
How are triangles used in science?
Triangles are an important part of mathematics (there is a whole branch of mathematics devoted to the study of triangles, called trigonometry) and mathematics is the language of science.
Is math really the language of science or is it a superstition?
Math is really the language of science.
Is it true that Language cannot form part of the educational curriculum?
Well, what do you think? In a hefty majority of the countries in the world, language does form a part of the educational curriculum. It's awfully hard to learn about math and science if you don't have any language to talk about it with.
What is science in child's language?
There is no such thing as "childs language" if you are refering to a British child then science would be refered to as science.
Is language is more important than science?
Both language and science are important in their own ways. Language is crucial for communication, expression, and understanding, while science is essential for discovery, innovation, and problem-solving. Both play unique and valuable roles in our lives and society.
The language of science is?
math
What has the author Carol Reeves written?
Carol Reeves has written: 'The language of science' -- subject(s): Communication in science, Language, Science, Technical writing
