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Why do scientists need to be able to use math?
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Why do scientists need to be able to use math?

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To make sure that the amount of whatever they’re using is correct
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Many answers. For example because for science experiment researcher they use math to calculate an amount of effected, people and therefore analyze it by those numbers
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