Mathematics is found everywhere in our universe, from the vast galaxies to the tiny cells that make up our bodies. [1] Patterns seen in nature, such as the Fibonacci sequence found in shells, trees, flowers, and even our own bodies, demonstrate the mathematical order underlying the universe. [2] Every branch of science relies on mathematics through the use of mathematical equations, models, graphs, statistics, and calculations to describe and explain natural phenomena. [3] Our external physical reality can be thought of as a mathematical structure, with more mathematics discovered the more carefully we observe.
Mathematics is found everywhere in our universe, from the vast galaxies to the tiny cells that make up our bodies. [1] Patterns seen in nature, such as the Fibonacci sequence found in shells, trees, flowers, and even our own bodies, demonstrate the mathematical order underlying the universe. [2] Every branch of science relies on mathematics through the use of mathematical equations, models, graphs, statistics, and calculations to describe and explain natural phenomena. [3] Our external physical reality can be thought of as a mathematical structure, with more mathematics discovered the more carefully we observe.
Mathematics is found everywhere in our universe, from the vast galaxies to the tiny cells that make up our bodies. [1] Patterns seen in nature, such as the Fibonacci sequence found in shells, trees, flowers, and even our own bodies, demonstrate the mathematical order underlying the universe. [2] Every branch of science relies on mathematics through the use of mathematical equations, models, graphs, statistics, and calculations to describe and explain natural phenomena. [3] Our external physical reality can be thought of as a mathematical structure, with more mathematics discovered the more carefully we observe.
Mathematics is found everywhere in our universe, from the vast galaxies to the tiny cells that make up our bodies. [1] Patterns seen in nature, such as the Fibonacci sequence found in shells, trees, flowers, and even our own bodies, demonstrate the mathematical order underlying the universe. [2] Every branch of science relies on mathematics through the use of mathematical equations, models, graphs, statistics, and calculations to describe and explain natural phenomena. [3] Our external physical reality can be thought of as a mathematical structure, with more mathematics discovered the more carefully we observe.
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Bea Andrea May V.
Dancel OD-STEM1-OPTO1A Mathematics in the Modern World
MATHEMATICS IS EVERYWHERE
Patterns and numbers
Embedded through lines and curves Of this universe – B.V.D
There is a code programmed in the universe that we
are in. Vast mysteries yet to be unlocked are most likely bound by formulae unbeknownst to others. No doubt that there is mathematics in literally anything we are thinking about. An escape to the world of mathematics is impossible for it is the very backbone of everything that we see everywhere. Come to think of it, in unmeasurable galaxies possibly trillions of miles apart from the Milky Way, the solar system’s earth which is inhabited by billions of humans are individually composed of trillions of cells. Mind-blowing is an understatement for how math describes us from the big picture up to the littlest specifics.
Beginning of each dawn until setting of the sun
Clocks continue to tick, time always on a run Numbers may truly seem intimidating But our coexistence with it is realities colliding
The steps necessary for a distance
Even the Newtons completing a perfect balance Truly, math’s presence is incontestable Innate integration in our universe, indeed undebatable
Efficient and modern technology rapidly advancing
Plus the valuable money used for our cherished shopping Mathematics incorporated with our lives It contributes convenience in every day’s drives – B.V.D If we look around right now, in this very moment, we most probably – or even surely – can spot a few numbers or patterns scattered around us up to no known extent. Discovery of recurring shapes and patterns in nature are believed to be organized in Fibonacci sequence. Fibonacci sequence where each number in the sequence is the sum of the two numbers that precede it. Examples of this sequence are the intricate arrangements within shells, trees, flower pistils and petals, leaves, and even us, humans, as an example. Us humans as an example? Certainly! From our face to our ear to our hands and beyond up to the selection of one nose, two eyes, three segments of each limb, as well as five fingers on each hand.
What else has math? Science. Every branch of
science has a mathematical backbone or foundation as laws by scientists are defined concretely and described using mathematical equations. Mathematics is used in to calculate the measurements of objects, their characteristics, and to prove the relationship between properties and functions. It is frequently associated with science and is primarily relied upon by scientists as the leaves of any modern physics, biology, chemistry, or any scientific discipline resources are peppered with graphs, statistics, calculation, as well as mathematical models. Mathematics enables us to understand and explain the natural world. Isaac Newton's discovery of the basic rules of motion was made realizable by the advances he made in calculus. Unconsciously, for most scientists, using mathematics is much like breathing – it is done without noticing it.
According to Tegmark (2014), our universe is very mathematical due to the
observation that the more carefully we look, the more math we seem to find. He stated the mathematical universe hypothesis which presents that “our reality is not just described by mathematics, for it is mathematics”. Or to put simply, our external physical reality is a mathematical structure. All in all, mathematics is not just merely a subject taken in school because it is so much more than that. It is us, it is our nature, and it is our universe. References
Aigner, M., & Behrends, E. (2010). Mathematics Everywhere. Retrieved from
https://bookstore.ams.org/mbk-72 Johnson, P. (2018, March 14). You'll Be Amazed to Know the Role of Math in Everyday Life. Retrieved from https://sciencestruck.com/math-in-everyday-life Tegmark, M. (2014, January 10). Is the Universe Made of Math? [Excerpt]. Retrieved from https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/is-the-universe-made-of-math-excerpt/ Tegmark, M. In this excerpt from his new book, Max Tegmark proposes that our reality isn't just described by mathematics, it is mathematics. Retrieved from http://discovermagazine.com/2013/dec/13-math-made-flesh