Can Math and English Coexist? A Scientist's Perspective

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In summary, while math and English may seem like unrelated subjects, they can coexist and even complement each other in the eyes of a scientist. Both subjects involve critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication skills that are essential in scientific research. Additionally, understanding mathematical concepts can aid in understanding complex scientific theories and data analysis, while strong English skills are necessary for effectively communicating research findings. Overall, rather than being at odds, math and English can work together to enhance a scientist's abilities and contribute to their success in the field.
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Hi I'm David.

I'm studying to be a mathematician but I am currently working on an essay for an English class and I am dreading it..

Nice to meet you all :)
I'm currently in trigonometry, wish I was in calculus haha..
 
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Welcome to PF David!
 

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