Two Consequences of Not Learning Math

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People have started to use math in their life beginning from the early ages of the humanity. Together with that people have passed from nomadic way of life to a settled one, people started to claim to be the owner of some areas, animals or fields. As a result of this, they started to count and record whatever they have, so math has been appeared. However, for making life easy it has occurred to learning math. People, who have not learned math, have faced some difficulties like alone shopping in their lives. Unless people do not learn math, they will face the difficulties. That is, not learning math makes our life hard; for example, people slog while planning monthly budget. As a result of not learning math, the daily life of people who do not know math, is much harder than the people who know math. First of all, not learning math makes planning daily life difficult. While solving math problems, people need to decide how kind of a procedure is followed. In order to do this, they must go over priority of the steps of solution. Also, in daily life they will follow the same way of solving the problem, so people do not have the ability to prioritize daily works and they waste their time. On the other hand, people who do not know math do not calculate how much time the daily works of them last, enough good. While people spend their time trying to solve a math problem, math improves on analytical skills of people while they are not aware of this. To calculate how much time the daily works of people last, requires the ability to analyze, so the people who know math can calculate time of the daily works and can use their time more efficiently. Secondly, people face some problems about planning the budget and their economy. For example, cannot make lengthy calculations when shopping. People, who go to shopping, have to calculate how much money they spend and plan what they
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