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Why are the fields of science and mathematics so interdependent
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Why are the fields of science and mathematics so interdependent

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They are interdependent because all sciences are in essence mathematics. Physics, chemistry, biology, anything basically. It all involves highly complex mathematical equations and what not. Calculations are all around us.
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