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#maths #english The map of Mathematics.
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Integers contain negative numbers?
Never
Often
Always
Just in the weekend
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It contains the rules of how you manipulate equations.
Calculus
Fractal geometry
Algebra
Geometry
3
Statistics is the study of random events like coin tosses or dice.
Yes
No
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Number pi is a...
Natural number
Real number
Rational number
Imaginary number
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Probability is the study of large collections of random processes or the analysis of data.
No
Yes
6
Pure mathematics on its own can have a real beauty and elegance that almost becomes like art?
Yes
No
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The part of pure mathematics that looks at shapes and how they behave in spaces is...
Geometry
Trigonometry
Algebra
Calculus
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The maths we learn at school cover the whole field of mathematics.
Yes
Almost the 80%
Just a 50%
No
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A complete set of fundamental rules of mathematics is called
Dynamical systems
Axioms
Theorems
Cryptography
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Negative numbers were invented in:
China
Persia
India
Egypt
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The first equation was created by:
Egyptians
Chineses
Ancient Greeks
Persians
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The first book on algebra was written by:
Persians
Ancient Greeks
Chineses
Egyptians
13
All fractions are rational numbers?
No
Yes
Very often
Sometimes
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Studies in many areas like geometry and numerology were made by:
Persians
Chineses
Egyptians
Ancient Greeks
15
In the origen, mathematics were based in:
Accounting
Algebra
Computer Science
Physics
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It involves integrals and differentials...
Calculus
Geometry
Number theory
Algebra
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Zero as a number was first used in:
Egypt
China
India
Persia
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The study of numbers starts with...
the natural numbers
the real numbers
the complex numbers
the rational numbers
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Modern mathematics can broadly be broken down into two areas.
Physics & Chemistry
Natural & negative numbers
Algebra & Geometry
Pure maths & applied maths
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Computers are based on:
Imaginary numbers
Ones and Zeros
Positive and Negative numbers
X and Y