Mathematics and many of its aspects are a major part of everyday life. We

spend the majority of our school years studying and learning the concepts of it.

Many times, the question of "Why do we need to know these things?" has been

asked of a teacher by his or her students. The following will explain the history

and purpose of mathematics in the role of a biologist.

There are various fields that are found within the subject of biology, so

different kinds of mathematics are often utilized that are best suited for special

applications that are required in said areas of work/study. There is, for example, a

sub-field known as bioeconomics. This area focuses on such things as agriculture

and crop yields (among other things). Believe it or not, this science requires a

great deal of Geometry. Geometry is an ancient Greek term meaning "measure of

the earth". Even in ancient times, farmers along the Nile river needed Geometry.

You see, in ancient Egypt, the Nile would flood its banks each year, flooding the

land and destroying the farm areas. When the waters receded, the boundaries had

to be redefined so that the farmers could use the mineral-

(basically, any insect that lives in a colony). Such things are interesting to a

nature seems quite astounding, and can often make one wonder if all of this

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