/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11756515
Like literally everything else you study now I think lmfao.

>>11756515
Want to avoid geometry? Study economics!

That's because so much of what you'll be working with can be easily modeled and explained with geometry, and thus has applications in geometry. It's not ABOUT geometry (usually), it's just a consequence

algebra >>> geometry

>>11756515
a mathematician that does not engage in geometry is officially named a "tranny"
do you want to be a tranny, anon?

>>11756515
Discrete mathematics avoids Geometry entirely

>>11756515
Lol imagine not wanting to take the context of your math to a graphic environment

>>11758757
That’s just a different kind of geometry

>>11758757
>>11758362
please take some time to carefully analyze the connection between these posts. I think that in doing so you will come to a miraculous understanding.

>>11756515
Anon, sorry to break it to you, but everything is geometry. Literally. Everything can be thought of as a geometrical problem.

>>11759465
Basically this. "Unfortunately" what you are learning has applications in geometry, so you will at least touch on these applications.

>>11758757
no it does not

consider yourself lucky. instead of using symbolic algebra like we do nowadays, the ancient greeks cast all their problem geometrically, eg with ruler and compass. pretty crazy how deep the equivalences go, though it is tedious

>>11756515
Just because those mathematical methods have applucations in geometry does not mean they don't have uses elsewhere. Mathematical formulas are just tools. Tools have more than one use.

>>11756515
If you can put it on a graph, it means that geometrical analysis can be done with it. I really can't think of many things you can't put on a graph.

>>11760186
you can't graph love.

>>11760291
[math] \left(\frac{5y}{4}-\sqrt{|x|}\right)^2+x^2=1 [/math]

>>11760325
or [math]\left(x^2+y^2-1\right)^3=x^2y^3[/math]

>>11760291
I can tell you never tried. Because when you do, and succeed, boi is that an experience.