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Meanings of math in English
A science (or group of related sciences) dealing with the logic of quantity and shape and arrangement.
Usage of math in English
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I find that the problem with math education is the sink-orswim approach.
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Despite his math background, he had long ago stopped thinking in numbers.
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Of course, this math changes if a healthy spouse shares your income.
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Father: Well, either way, you have to have math to do science.
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When he solves a difficult graduate-level math problem, his talents are discovered.
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I might have some answers, long as it doesn't involve math problems.
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We do our work as usual, 26-year-old math student Nalo Magalhou said.
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But you can't make the math work by a process of addition.
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It's simple math: more stations equals more leverage to negotiate higher fees.
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More than half the students can't pass state math or reading tests.
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In school the teacher used to tell us many stories about math.
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It's Kleinfeld's math, but it took Doctor Impossible to put into practice.
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In terms of the sheer math, Coverdells can add up over time.
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In other words, Facebook's system relies more on math than grammatical exactitude.
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There are great apps for learning math, reviewing flashcards, and reading textbooks.
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So any math that makes scores look less worrisome has political appeal.
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Translations for math
Math through the time
Math across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Rare