• This article is designed for middle and high school students, parents, and teachers.
• It explains why minus and minus make a plus when subtracting negatives, using a real-world example with a scale and helium balloon.
• Includes an engaging educational video to help visualize this mathematical concept.
• This article is for middle and high school students and their teachers, demonstrating how parallel and perpendicular lines are used in real life.
• Parallel and perpendicular lines are widely utilized in fields such as computer graphics, architecture, archaeology, forensics, and more.
• This article explores real-world applications of parallel and perpendicular lines and includes a case study.
In the real world, dependent and independent variables are utilized to predict various processes, such as forecasting the paths of tornadoes or wildfires. This article provides a practical example to illustrate how these concepts work.
Understanding how to calculate the area of composite figures is a valuable skill in real life, applicable in construction, DIY, landscape design, and other areas. This blog post will provide an example of how this skill is utilized by professionals in the water supply industry.
Nurses do indeed need math! Certain mathematical skills are crucial for nurses, such as converting between hours and minutes. This article illustrates the importance of converting hours into minutes for dosage calculations.
What happens when a self-driving car causes an accident? Who takes responsibility, and what are the consequences? This article explores how solving percent problems helps future lawyers navigate these court cases.
A negative number isn’t just about below-sea-level positions or temperatures under zero. It’s a helpful math idea used, for instance, in digital agriculture.
Can a smart car understand if a driver has fallen asleep? Can a smart manufacturing machine detect when a manufacturing worker is not feeling well and is at risk of injury? This blog post explores how smart computers can interpret facial expressions and emotions using the principles of psychology and math.
The coordinate plane taught in school is a useful tool for various applications where people need to show how one thing depends on another. For example, how the duration of our life depends on whether our lifestyle is healthy or not. This article explores it in detail.
What’s the purpose of subtracting negative numbers? Where would you need this mathematical skill? Let’s explore a practical example from the work of meteorology specialists and see how they use subtraction of negative numbers for weather forecast.