What is the Role of Math and Calculus in Engineering?

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In summary, math and calculus play a crucial role in engineering, as they provide the necessary tools and techniques for solving complex problems and designing innovative solutions. Engineers use mathematical principles to analyze and model various systems and processes, and calculus is especially important for understanding rates of change and optimization. Without a strong foundation in math and calculus, engineers would struggle to design and build efficient and effective structures, machines, and technologies. Overall, math and calculus are essential for the success and advancement of the field of engineering.
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