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The history of science and math are interrelated. The people who shaped science are also important in mathematics. As in science, the early history of mathematics is sketchy. We know that the lunar and solar cycles were counted by the Babylonians and Egyptians in an organized fashion.
There are uses of mathematics in all the hard sciences, such as biology, chemistry, and physics; the soft sciences, such as economics, psychology, and sociology; engineering fields, such as civil, mechanical, and industrial engineering; and technological fields such as computers, rockets, and communications.t also teaches one to be precise in thoughts and words. Math teaches life skills. It is difficult to find any area of life that isn't touched by mathematics. We are surrounded by math, and also surrounded by people who do know math.