Question

Why are the fields of science and mathematics so interdependent?

Answer 1

Science is mostly math, for example, chemistry is derived from math one element is completely mathb, you have to man y different ways of figuring out different parts of an element and you even have to find the atomic number and why the atom is so small which can be figured out by an equation. Math and science are both incorporated together because you wouldn't have science without math.

Answer 2

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Science can't be imagined without mathematics. Physics and Chemistry are so much related to mathematics. Mathematics is used to solve numerical problems, equations, etc.

Several mathematicians work on difficulties that help us understand and explain the natural world. For example, Sir Isaac Newton's discovery of the basic laws of motion was made possible by the advances he obtained in calculus.