...suspected I would never use much of the math I was taught. In the Atlantic today, Jordan Weissmann writes:
Remember sitting through math class while the
teacher droned on about polynomial equations and thinking there wasn't a
chance you'd ever use any of it in life?
As it turns out, less than a quarter of U.S. workers report using math
any more complicated than basic fractions and percentages during the
course of their jobs.
I knew it!
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