GEC 4 MATHEMATICS IN THE MODERN WORLD

BICAS, JUDY AN PELAYO

CABARLES, JULIET VALENCIANO

UNIT 1

1.5 MATHEMATICS HEPLS CONTROL NATURE AND OCCURENCES IN THE WORLD IN OUR OWN END

Mathematics can help us control nature and occurrences in the world for our own good through mathematical modelling.

By mathematical modelling we see the inputs to the events and their most likely outcomes...Math could not even predict
these disasters, let alone control them or reduce the damage.

Knowing these inputs and seeing their consequences and establishing their relationship defined quantitatively, we can
prepare for untoward consequences, or better yet, maybe we can stop them from happening.

Mathematics is the basic of all modern science and technology, which help in almost every second of your life:

Ex:

From a house that is not bound to be destroy in the next storm.

To a vehicle that helps you go places

To medicines and equipment that keep you alive and healthy.

To the means of communicating with almost anybody in the world, so on.

It is almost impossible to control nature, but mathematics can help understand why nature is such a powerful force, and
how things develop and form there is the Fibonacci sequence that show how things increase in the number in nature,

such as the number petals on a flower or the coils on a shell. The understanding of these can help us make small
changes in the specific organisms, but nature cannot be controlled. Using mathematical tools, we create models which
corresponds to what we can measure and observe in the world of reality. Models that work really well, that predict
behavior. In the counterpart to the model which have not yet been observed, these are taken as "laws of nature".

Occasionally, the mathematics of laws describing phenomena not considered related reveal surprising unanticipated
relationship. Mathematics provide the framework within which our observations of the physical world can be encoded. It
goes beyond being merely descriptive when it exposes relationship that integrate disparate subject. The body of
knowledge and practice known as mathematics is derived from the contributions of thinkers throughout the ages and
across the globe. It gives us way to understand patterns, to quantify relationship, and to predict the future. Math helps us
understand the world- and we use the world to understand Math.

Mathematics can be used to explain how something recurs in nature. Mathematics is used to explain why the Sun set,
where it went, and why it returned because it was easier to count these events in numbers than to put them into words.
Similarly, formulas became a way of using numbers to show how things in nature happen together or oppose one another.
Mathematics is helpful especially when seeking to explain the limitless feeling one gets when contemplating the natural
world that exist outside ourselves. The logic of any idea that can be explained in words can be in reinforced
mathematically to reach and persuade a larger audience about its concurrency with natural phenomena, its economic
applicability and its business potential.
It can simply provide help such as giving us a way to calculate or compute distances without doing it manually and making
it easier therefore we can continue to do other things to like for example were building a reforestation, also the climate
problems, math we then can warn residents in a specific place when to evacuate or not. These two are just basic
examples but look at what BIG help this is to us.