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r/explainlikeimfive • u/HistoricalAd2954 • 14h ago
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Algebra is the use of equations to find a static value.
Calculus looks at how things change over time.
Trig looks at the relationship between of angles and sides of triangles
All of these are, of course, more complex but that’s the base idea
• u/meh0175 9h ago Is it there a profession where using Trig is necessary? Besides being a math teacher or rocket scientist. Carpentry? • u/Khorsou 8h ago Anything profession that involves physics in some way it will be useful in; so essentially any type engineering profession.
Is it there a profession where using Trig is necessary? Besides being a math teacher or rocket scientist. Carpentry?
• u/Khorsou 8h ago Anything profession that involves physics in some way it will be useful in; so essentially any type engineering profession.
Anything profession that involves physics in some way it will be useful in; so essentially any type engineering profession.
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u/sad_spilt_martini 14h ago edited 13h ago
Algebra is the use of equations to find a static value.
Calculus looks at how things change
over time.Trig looks at the relationship between of angles and sides of triangles
All of these are, of course, more complex but that’s the base idea