Essays on Mathematics in Everyday Life

The word “Algebra is derived from the Arabic word al-Jabr, which means reunion of broken parts, and this comes from the treatise written in the year 830 by the medieval Persian mathematician, Muhammad Ibnmusaal-Khwarizmi. Algebra was also created for scientist, without algebra scientist would not…

Islam is a religion founded by Muhammad, a merchant from Mecca, in the 7th century. Muhammad started sharing his ideas, however it was very difficult because most of the people that lived in Mecca were polytheistic and he was teaching a monotheistic religion. Because of…

I love Mathematics. It is an imagined world with a consistent system of rules that are meaningful, which can used in a wide range of real-life applications. Whether it’s tricky calculus problems or normal probabilities; it captivates my mind every time I study it and…

Mathematics is everywhere in life, whether it is just numbers or big equations, each aspect is important and fascinating in its own way. For most, maths is seen as a boring compulsory subject that has to be taken, for me it’s a challenge with a…

The interesting architecture of honeycombs has attracted the attention of people throughout history. This structure consisting of side by side hexagons is extremely sensitive and the average wall thickness is 0.1 mm. The deviation from this mean value is up to 0.002 mm. In order…

Sequence is a rundown of a set of numbers in a particular arrangement. It contains values, similar to that of a set. Be that as it may, a sequence can also contain the same values at some dissimilar areas. Hence, a pattern is an important…

I have decided to center my mathematical exploration around the topic of Card tricks. Card tricks is one of the topic that has mathematical connections. First of all, I am going to explore the mathematics behind “21 card tricks”. After that, I will use probability…

Question 1 Canine Crunchies Inc. (CCI) sells large bags of dog food to warehouse clubs. CCI uses an automatic filling process to fill bags. Weights of the filled bags are approximately normally distributed with a mean of 50 kilograms and a standard deviation of 1.25…

Mathematics is the hardest subject, is it really the hardest subject? Will it be hard if we are listening? Mathematics won’t be hard if we are listening, if we are focusing, if we are analyzing it, and if we do want to learn from it….

Modern philosophy often casts doubt and certainty as polar opposites: while doubt describes an uncertainty with respect to accepting a given proposition, certainty is the acceptance of a proposition without doubt. Rene Descartes, the father of this field, believed that what we regard as knowledge…