“Why do we need math” essays

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1. Composition “What is the use of mathematics?” If you think seriously, then we use the knowledge of mathematics every day. Everywhere we come across numbers – on the dial of the clock, on banknotes, in the timetable of lessons. We have to perform simple and complex mathematical operations all the time – to calculate how many minutes the favorite film will start, […]...
2. My favorite subject is mathematics It is believed that mathematics is the queen of sciences. With these it is difficult to argue, especially if you understand how many other sciences, spheres of life it affects. Mathematics accompanies us everywhere: in everyday life, and at school, including physics, chemistry, geometry. On the basis of this knowledge, the most complicated calculations are […]...
3. My favorite subject of mathematics is composition I like mathematics more than other subjects. It was enough for an ancient man to count to five or ten. His life was too simple, primitive. Now everything is not so. Without mathematics today it is impossible to live in the world. Numbers surround us everywhere. Seconds and minutes, kilometers and millimeters, grams and kilograms, […]...
4. Biography of Isaac Newton Isaac Newton is a great scientist who made a great contribution to the development of physics, mathematics, astrology. Born in the town of Woolsthorpe, England. After school, education in the biography of Newton was received at the College of the Holy Trinity at the University of Cambridge. Under the influence of physicists, Newton, while still […]...
5. Composition “Science” What would humanity be like if science did not appear once? Probably, we would not be too different from animals. It seems to me that science has become a salvation for man, as a species. We do not have sharp fangs protecting the wool from cold and our stomachs are not able to digest grass. […]...
6. Music in my life Essays Essays “Music in my life” In the beauty of musicality, As in motionless specularity, I found the outlines of dreams… In life, we are surrounded by a variety of different sounds. singing birds, falling rain drops, peals of thunder, city noise, the rustle of leaves, the buzzing of bees, the voices of people and animals. […]...
7. Biography of Nikolai Lobachevsky Nikolai Ivanovich Lobachevsky is a mathematician, lecturer, rector of the Kazan Imperial University. Nikolay Lobachevsky was born on November 20, 1792 in the Nizhny Novgorod province, and in 1800 moved to Kazan. Education in the biography of Lobachevsky was received in the Kazan Gymnasium, which he graduated in 1807. Then he entered the Imperial University […]...
8. Biography of Albert Einstein Albert Einstein is a brilliant physicist who laid the foundation for the development of modern physics. He was born in Germany in 1879 in a wealthy family. Closed in nature, the teenager was deeply religious, he did not differ in school from other students. After acquainting himself with the philosophical works of Kant, Einstein became […]...
9. Biography of Andre-Marie Ampere The great French physicist Andre-Marie Ampere remembered the world thanks to his classical theory of electromagnetism. Childhood Andre-Marie Amper, born January 20, 1775 in Lyon, was the second child of the rich merchant Jean Jacques Ampere and his wife Jeanne Antoinette Desyute-Sarse Amper. The boy’s father did not believe in academic education, and so he […]...
10. “My favorite subject is chemistry” composition Although, many like literature, history, physical education, but my favorite subject is chemistry. It is very difficult to describe in one sentence, since its possibilities are endless. Although the mathematician thinks that chemistry is related to mathematics, physics, algebra, geometry, history and many other sciences, directly or indirectly. In the sphere of human activity, probably, […]...
11. Knowledge behind shoulders is not worn I’m in sixth class. and, of course, I really want to graduate from high school. Without secondary education can not do, it’s understandable. At school, we comprehend the basics of all the necessary knowledge: native language and literature, algebra and geometry, biology, physics and chemistry, astronomy, history and jurisprudence, many practical skills in labor lessons, […]...
12. Biography of Leonard Euler The definition of “genius” is best suited to the great mathematician and brilliant physicist Leonard Euler. Childhood and early years Euler was born on April 15, 1707 in Basel, Switzerland. His father, Paul Euler, was a pastor of the Reformed Church. His mother’s father, Margaret Brucker, was also a pastor. Leonard had two younger sisters […]...
13. The composition of the school of my dreams Every child learns at school. The school is just that educational institution that shapes the child, as a person. Schools are rural, there are city schools. There are specialized schools, as well as secondary schools. Many schools have an attractive appearance, many schools have been renovated. But, at the same time there are old schools […]...
14. The Biography of James Maxwell Maxwell James Clerk is a British physicist of Scottish descent, a specialist in mechanics, mathematics and optics. The founder of statistical physics and classical electrodynamics. The author of the law of molecular velocity distribution, named in his honor “Maxwell distribution.” James Maxwell was born June 13, 1831 in the capital of Scotland, the city of […]...
15. Biography of George Boole George Buhl is known as the author of symbolic logic. He is considered one of the founders of computer science. Childhood and youth Bull’s father, George Bull, was a merchant in London and it was he who gave the first lessons in mathematics to his son. He also taught his son the manufacture of optical […]...
16. Biography of Louis Pasteur Louis Pasteur is a French chemist, one of the founders of microbiology and immunology. Has opened a new direction of chemistry – stereochemistry. He was a professor of chemistry and physics, a member of the Paris, French, and St. Petersburg Academy of Sciences. Has made an invaluable contribution to medicine, chemistry, biology. Louis Pasteur was […]...
17. Biography of John von Neumann John von Neumann is rightfully considered one of the greatest mathematicians of all time. Childhood John von Neumann was born in Budapest, the capital of Hungary, on December 28, 1903. He was the eldest son of his parents – Max Neumann and Margaret Kahn. From the earliest age of Neiman, the nature of numbers and […]...
18. Profession teacher The profession of the teacher is one of the most respected, honorable and responsible professions. It can be said that the teacher creates the future of the country, since the versatility of the development of knowledge of the younger generation, his beliefs, worldview, moral qualities largely depends on his work. Pedagogical activity requires a special […]...
19. Biography of Lomonosov Mikhail Vasilyevich Lomonosov is a great Russian scientist, chemist, physicist, artist, historian, poet and writer, whose works have become known all over the world. He became famous in such areas of knowledge as: astronomy, geology, instrument making, geography and many others. Early years Mikhail Lomonosov was born on November 8, 1711 in the village of […]...
20. Roger Bacon and the emergence of experienced knowledge in the Middle Ages Scholastic approach to the knowledge of the surrounding world was not shared by all medieval scientists. After all, scholasticism called for believing authorities and learning the world through the book. Since the XIII century, there has been a deep interest in the study of nature and its phenomena. One of the first to insist on […]...
21. How people discovered and studied the Earth 1. What are the main epochs of accumulation of geographical knowledge about the Earth. As a basis for highlighting the epochs of the accumulation of geographical knowledge, we can take the historical periods of the development of society: Ancient world ; Middle Ages ; New time; The newest time. 2. What are the modern geography’s […]...
22. Writing the role of knowledge in human life It is difficult to imagine a modern man who could not count the change in the store, read the inscription on the stand or would not know anything, for example, about AS Pushkin. To do this, you must either spend your whole life in confinement. Or be completely incapable of perceiving information. Our whole life […]...
23. Biography Makanin Vladimir Semenovich (born 1937) Makanin Vladimir Semenovich (born 1937), a prose writer. Was born on March 13 in Orsk. After graduation, he entered the Faculty of Mechanics and Mathematics in Moscow State University in 1954, he spent nearly 10 years “wandering” in labyrinths of higher mathematics. The literary debut of Makanin was the novel “Straight Line”, appeared […]...
24. How to learn to write essays To write well yourself, you must first read a lot. This will help fill up the vocabulary, and besides this reading helps to develop the imagination, which is also necessary for writing texts. Then you need to learn the process of writing. First, we carefully think over the theme of the work. what to mention, […]...
25. Biography of Lev Landau Lev Davidovich Landau is a scientist, physicist, winner of the Nobel Prize. He was born on January 9 in Baku. First, the education in the biography of Lev Landau was received at the Jewish Gymnasium. Then he studied simultaneously in two specialties at the state Azerbaijan University, then transferred to the Leningrad University. In graduate […]...
26. Schools of medieval Europe The first educational institutions of the Middle Ages were monastery, parafial and cathedral schools. However, they usually taught only one teacher, or a master, as his contemporaries called it. He passed the entire course of study with every schoolboy. In schools, students studied “seven free arts.” It was a system of objects, from two levels. […]...
27. Biography of Herman Weil Hermann Weil is an amazing German mathematician, who made a great contribution to the development of this science. Childhood and Education Herman Weil was born on November 9, 1885 in Elmshorn, a small town near Hamburg. His father was Ludwig Weil – the director of the bank, and his mother was Anna Dick. In 1904, […]...
28. My future profession is a programmer I want to be a programmer. I’m interested in computers. It’s a whole new world. Many people follow in the footsteps of their parents or grandfathers and grandmothers, but with me it is the opposite. My mother is a teacher, and my father is a doctor. But I do not want to be neither a […]...
29. Byzantine culture Over the centuries, Byzantines have created a vivid and diverse culture that has become a kind of bridge between Antiquity and the Middle Ages. This was facilitated by the education system in the country. Children started to study at the age of 6-9. For two or three years they learned to read through church books, […]...
30. Summary Essays on the bursa N. G. Pomyalovsky Essays of the bursa Huge dirty room of the school. Classes are over, and bursaks play games. Most recently, the “period of violent education” ended, when everyone, regardless of age, had to undergo a full course of science. Now the “law of overgrown age” began to operate: after reaching a certain age, […]...
31. “Essays of the Bursa” Pomyalovsky in brief A huge dirty school room. Classes are over, and bursaks play games. Most recently, the “period of violent education” ended, when everyone, regardless of age, had to undergo a full course of science. Now the “law of overgrown age” began to operate: after reaching a certain age, a bursak is expelled from school, and he […]...
32. Biography Henri Poincare Henri Poincare is known as the creator of topology and as a man who discovered the theory of analytic functions. Childhood and youth Jules Henri Poincare was born in the city of Nancy on April 29, 1854, with Leon Poincaré and Eugénie Lanois. His family was well-known and well-known, with a good income; his father […]...
33. What is particles? What is a particle? In itself, the word “particle”, says that this is a small part of something. Since the school days, we remember the concept of a particle from the Russian language, as well as an elementary particle from the course of physics and chemistry. Let’s figure out what a particle is in a […]...
34. “The Professions of My Family” essay I have a year growing. There will be seventeen. Who will work for me then? What to do? Vladimir Mayakovsky. Choosing a profession for me is not an easy task. After all, my grandfather and father have wonderful jobs in my family: my grandfather is an engineer, and my father serves in the police. Grandpa’s […]...
35. Biography of Georg Simon Oma Georg Simon Om was the pioneer of the rule, known as the Ohm’s law. Childhood and early years Georg Simon Om was born in the Protestant family of Johann Wolfgang Oma and Maria Elizabeth Beck. His father was engaged in plumbing, and his mother was the daughter of a tailor. The parents did not have […]...
36. Unique University We represent you one of the unique universities of the world – the Russian University of Friendship of Peoples, known primarily because it annually trains students from more than one hundred countries in the world. In recent years, the PFUR has gained fame as an educational and research center, which occupies one of the first […]...
37. Atomic Energy Modern sources of energy are great, but they are not eternal. Reserves of coal, oil and natural gas are inevitably reduced, and the question naturally arises of new sources of energy. Such a source is found: our time can be called the century of atomic energy. The study of the internal structure of matter, the […]...
38. If I was the principal of the school Wow! If I suddenly, as if by magic, became director of the school, the school would have a big change. Firstly, I would remove all teachers who do not know how to communicate with students without shouting and calling. I would employ a lot of new teachers – young, interesting, able to illuminate the already […]...
39. Biography of Joseph Fourier The mathematician and physicist of the highest level, Joseph Fourier, with his researches, revolutionized the scientific world. Childhood and early years Joseph Fourier, born in Auxerre, France, was a descendant of a modest family. Orphaned at an early age, Joseph receives primary education at the Cathedral School, which is run by a church music teacher. […]...
40. The work on “The Benefits and Harms of the Computer” In our stormy age. when all spheres of life are constantly improving and developing, it is difficult to find a home, office or enterprise in which there would be no computer. It is difficult to find a person, even among preschool children, would not have the simplest skills to work with this smart machine. What […]...