where do u use series (from maths) in everyday life.?
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Raw series occur most frequently in statistics, economics and physics (at a low level, this is where the simple pendulum is simplified, and perturbation theory is applied).\nIn statistics, the average of something is a sum, so if that something has an infinite sample space, as is the norm for any interesting random variables, you're dealing with a series.
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Have a look at this site, they have simple fun ways of learning Times Table & other maths\n\nhttp://www.teachingideas.co.uk/maths/contents07multiplicationdivision.htm
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I like maths and I'm very good at it. As I'd say, I do calculations every day. I also like chemistry, but only inorganic.  I find it very interesting.
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In general, there isn't much use unless your job requires it. Some jobs today, usually having to do with computers, need Algebra. I read an article in a business magazine that said some of the higher level computer-based jobs need the higher level math and Algebra was listed.\n\nThe problem is, if your brain doesn't work that way, and creative people usually use the other side of their brain, Algebra drives them nuts. They are better suited for Statistics.
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http://www.math.com/\nhttp://www.webmath.com/\nhttp://mathforum.org/dr.math/ \nhttp://www.mathpower.com/
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Geometric series: (termFirst - termLastPlusOne)/(1 - ratio):\n(e^x -e^(7x))/(1-e^x)
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This approaches infinity as n approaches infinity.  To demonstrate, I'll show you something even smaller that sums to infinity.\n\n1 + 1/2 + 1/4 + 1/4 + 1/8 [4 times] + 1/16 [8 times]...\n\nThis is equal to 1 + 1/2 + 1/2 + 1/2 + 1/2.....which "goes to infinity.  \n\nSince each term my this series is equal to or smaller then your series (1/4 + 1/4 < 1/3 + 1/4, and 1/8 + 1/8 + 1/8 + 1/8 < 1/5 + 1/6 + 1/7 + 1/8, and so on), and my series approches infinity, your series must approach infinity, too!
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for maths go to mathspower home page on the web and select yr 10
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linear equations are used quite frequently in real life. a person wid not a deep kmowledge of mathematics also uses them.\nfor eg:\n1.   our daily budget wid income to b spent as 'm' for 5 commodities \n      namely a,b,c----------j nd their prices p1,p2,p3,----------p10 is a linear equn.\n                  a.p1+b.p2+----------------+j.p10=m\n\n2.   also the process of cost calculation in firms require them\n      as 'w' being d wage rate of labour and a value r as raw material cost. the equn becomes-\n                  l.w+r=cost, where l is d no. of labour hired\n\n\nmany other simple examples can b quoted.
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This is generally used for answering or solving problems.\nFor example if you do something like:\n4sin^2(theta)-9cos^2(theta)=(2sin(theta)+3cos(theta))(2sin(theta)-3cos(theta)) \nYou may write "Using x^2-y^2=(x+y)(x-y)"\nHope this helps...
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What I do is to use my mind before using a calculator.That helps me not become depended on other resources and become lazy.Keep fresh(meaning practice)I say this because,I work with Adults that have forgotten how to do simple fractions.The basic concept of all math is adding,subtracting and fractions,divisions and percentages etc.If you never forget how to do them you'll be fine.Also,they have classes to help young people in math that are free.Like in your community or ask your school counselor.That's how I try to improve.Hopefully someone else,can and will give you other ways.
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math.com\n\ngreat for  teachers, parents and kids
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It uses the logical part of your brain, as opposed to the creative part. Of course, in the developed world it is called Maths.
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May be u r weak in mathematics!! or may b u took leave whn ur maths teacher taught u addition at school!!!
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http://www.mathnstuff.com/math/spoken/here/1words/p/p7.htm
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you use reading, math, science , history  in everyday life. examples buying things in the store exchange of money (math, reading labels ) in cooking you use measurements (math, reading recepies) planting a garden (science, reading instructions on packets) signs that tell you where to go (reading) when history repeats itself (pearl harbor attack, world trade center attack, it may not be the same thing but both were suddenly and deliberately attack) you have to know all of this to survive.
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A lot of places offer "Analysis," which comes after Calculus. I think it largely deals with proving things in math... like actually proving the things in Calculus that we learned were true.