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You use it on a daily basis:

You must calculate ad see if you have enough money to afford the monthly rent (if you do not own any property), groceries, and many other things. If you get a, I don't know, 10% raise, then you should calculate how much you gain per paycheck so you can keep it on a file or other sheet, if you do that kind of thing.

Mainly, math is a world-wide connecter that helps people communicate in a way civilized and sophisticated way.

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Well, you use divsion with fractions in baking when using recipes... and of course with money, you use addition, multiplication, division and subtraction. Almost all of what is learned in math class can be used in daily life.

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The importance of math in the daily life is knowing how to count change so people won't take the change you are supposed to have.

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lots of things use maths but the best i can think of is an equestrian ring

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helps you balance your check book

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Lots in maths is multipy

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