Halley Buenrostro
Blacow
Ms. Calderaro

Math is very important to science. We use it in physical science. We use it to calculate measurements of objects and their characteristics! As well as to show the relationship between different functions and properties. Arithmetic, algebra and advanced mathematics could be used for complex relationships between properties. I learned a lot of things by Dr. Anderson. She thought me about faces, edges and vertexes for shapes. She thought us how to identify artifacts/ fossils and how to graph them! She has inspired me to learn more about these things and to excel in math and achieve my goal. I enjoyed learning with her.

Natalia Compos
Blacow
Ms. Orantes

 You won’t believe how important math to science after this! Science is a subject that needs math to function. Don’t you ever ask yourself, how is math important to science? Well, I have an answer to your question. Of course math is important to science! After all, how do you think medicines are made by that I mean how much of the medicine drugs are added into the prescription. I order to that your need to measure how much of the drug to put, of course you need math in order to measure that. Now that is just one example. Today, you will learning about the many ways math is important to science.

Math is useful tool to simplify science b quantifying of phenomena. In fact, science without mathematics cannot go no further than a humorous oxymoron. You just cannot do physics and chemistry without calculus and statistics, biology without statistics and electrons without complex numbers. In fact, many more things than you can think of is math related to it. For instance, if you are an astronaut and you want to get to the moon, well you sure are not just going to go in the middle of nowhere by that I mean, land just anywhere. You need to know how far it is to get to the moon, in order to do that you need math. Angles? Yes, of course how could we forget those angles are science but cannot be identified on what they are without math.

Now there are still many ways that math is related to science, but I will only list a few more. The temperature definitely is another very important thing to science that is math related. Without the temperature, we would not know the weather but in order to know what the weather is going to be like you need numbers which is math. As well for estimating, if you are a paleontologist, the study of fossils, sometimes you come across a fossil and have to estimate its size, as estimation is math. Last, but not least are proportions of liquids, if you are doing a science project or chemistry you will come across maxing liquids together know of course you need to know how much of each liquid you are going to put in each mixture, you obviously not going to mix things out of the blue. In order to do that as well you need math.

In conclusion, I learned a lot more than what I knew about how math is used in science. Now it is your turn to tell me, how do you think math is important to science?

 

Lilia Ten Bosch (Vallejo Mill)	Mei Lum (Vallejo Mill)	Rahi Vinod (Grimmer)

  Brier Elementary
principal:  Mrs. Julie Williams

Teacher:  Karen Narveson
First:  Praghna Palaparthy;  HM:  Mridul Gupta
First: Bhajleen Kaur  HM:  Mehak Maan
First: Diego Gurrola Lopez; HM:  Zina Daliri

Praghna Palaparthy
Brier
Ms. Narveson

Math and science are very two different subjects, right? For example to calculate how the speed, the distance or so on is you need math. You even need math for measuring something or to know how much of something you need. Did you hear about H₂O (water). It is made with two H (hydrogen molecules) and one O (oxygen molecule) and add them together, you get H₂O, that is a math equation related to science. Most of the scientists were mathematicians too! An example is Galileo Galilei, he had to use math to know how fast gravity pulls. He had to calculate how the earth tilts or that the earth is rotating around the sun. Math is very important to science because of many ways and important to all kinds of sciences. So we know that to learn science you need math too!

 
Bhajleen Kaur
Brier
Ms. Narveson

Math is used in many ways in science. Astronomers use math to calculate distance of stars and scientists figure out formulas by using math. Why is math so important in science? Science uses numbers every day. For me without math I think there would be no science. For example, if you are making an antidote you need to put the exact measurement to get it just right. If more is poured then instead of making an antidote, you could have made a poison. If math didn’t use math most of the things we own today would not have existed. Math also saves our lives in a way in science. Math and science detect hurricanes, sunamies, earthquakes, volcano eruptions, etc. So math is very important to science in many ways at the point that it can save our lives.

Diego Gurrola Lopez
Brier
Ms. Narveson

Many of the overlooked aspects of math is the data. Data is super important for the world, data proves to the world that yes fetris helps the brain and n fortinite is good (I hate that game!). Without formulas we would never calculate speeds, the area of circle, or the speed of light. Look in a science article, it is hard not to see at least one number. It is like the CPU of a laptop. You need t or else it is wrong and won’t work. It is very good for experiment, too! Ratios can be used to find exact amounts of substance. Overall math is a puzzle in the concept of science.

Vallejo Mill Elementary
Principal  Rosalinda Cuebas Carrero
Teacher:  Julie Chen
First: Rahi Vinod,  HM: Zayan Ahmed
Teacher:  Nancy Finney
First:  Jordon Brown; HM Kaitlyn Lafrentz
Teacher: Ana Hoppenbrouwers
First:  Lilia Ten Bosch   HM: Sarah Tran  

Jordan Brown
Vallejo Mill
Ms. Finney

 Science or Math?

Have you ever wondered how humans evolved so much? Well, the answer is math! Math is in everything, not just a textbook. Look around, money, chemistry, physics, do you see numbers, measurements, or data analysis? All those things use math to help us utilize and understand them. The following shows examples at how we use math in the real world of science.

Math is the way almost everyone has fun. Do you play sports? Well, to make the ball, engineers use measurements and machines to mold the ball into that perfect shape. Do you live in a house of apartment? To make those buildings, they use something called architecture to design floor plans and walls. After the designs are made in the construction phase, they have to make sure that every piece is even so that nothing collapses. This is possible through measurement and geometry. While we are on the subject of houses, think of electricity, if electricians don’t use correct calculations we may leave room for electricity to escape or not fully change our technology. Scientists do studies and track data using statistics like mean, median, mode and range. They analyze the data to find answers to their hypothesis and predict outcomes.

The biggest connection between math and science is coding in my opinion. Do you play video games? How do you think these are created? The answer is math. Coding is what we use for all and any tech, without it you couldn’t have Youtube, Netflix or cable. Technology is science that almost everyone uses every day, from iphones to a clock, it is all science obtained through math. Another example of how math relates to science is that paleontologists use carbon dating to see how old artifacts are and determine what civilization that it might have come from. If we can now when an artifact is from, we can create a timeline to help us understand the importance to the age it was. Chemistry is another example of math in Science because without the correct measurements, the compound created would not have the right outcome. Also without chemistry, we would not have medicines for many diseases and sickness, and we would not have chemistry without math. In physics we use velocity to measure forces such as gravity. We take measurements of distance and speed to see how different forces here no earth.

Is math the cornerstone of science? Well, based off my examples above, I think that I have proven that without math many scientific methods would not be possible, useful, or helpful. What do you think?

Rahi Vinod
Vallejo Mill
Ms. Chen

 Math is also Science!

Some people think that math and science are two separate subjects. That is true, but did you know people use math for science. Some people think that math is not important to science, but math is super important to science because we use math in science for lots of things. We use math for, cooking. When you are making a cake you need to see how much milk you need, so you use a measuring cup. You use a measuring cup for everything, for water, flour, sugar and milk. Another source of math you can find in science is a thermometer. You use a thermometer for checking some ones temperature, how high it is outside. We use math for lots of stuff. This is also math, and we use that for science as well. We can check time by clocks and watches. We can check how many days it took for the cherry tree to grow cherries. We use measuring like measuring how deep swimming pool is, or measuring how many light years it takes for the earth to orbit. Now, you see that math is important for science. Math and science are like friends!

Lilia Ten Bosch
Vallejo Mill
Ms. Hoppenbrouwers

 Science is needed in math because we need to measure formulas. For example, how much venom can kill a human being or monkey. Science would be even more complicated without math. Human beings would not know what to do and be very confused. We also need algorithms (equations) for formulas of chemicals and mysterious liquids or solids discovered. We would also need math if anyone would leave a chemical to sit and process or mix. Or of somebody were to let a fruit out for a certain amount of time to see how much mold would form. After all of my examples you can see that without math there would be no science.

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