) , which is why I have the other category. I just put down what came to mind first. Analysis covers calculus if I am not mistaken.It's a multiple choice poll. If everybody selected every option, then every branch would show up as having 100% of the votes.xAxis said:
z-component said:
Thanks, this I did not know.Data said:
hmm... numerology? :rofl:CRGreathouse said:
My favorite field of math is geometry. I find it fascinating to explore the relationships between shapes and figures, and how they can be applied in real-world situations.
I like geometry because it is a visual and hands-on type of math. It allows me to use my creativity and problem-solving skills to understand and manipulate shapes.
The most interesting concept in geometry to me is symmetry. I am amazed by how symmetry can be found in nature, art, and even in the human body.
Geometry has been useful in my scientific career in many ways. It has helped me with spatial reasoning, data visualization, and understanding patterns in data.
My advice would be to start with the basics and practice regularly. Geometry can be challenging at first, but with patience and persistence, it can become a fascinating and rewarding field of math to explore.