Reviews
After receiving the book, I was surprised by the thickness of the book that was so thick, but it was very interesting. The title of this book is "learning mathematics and what are we using?". It's about the history of mathematics. I think it's a place where you can read history more interesting because you usually like history. The author is inspired to write this book in the book "Sapiens" by the source of Jujuhari, and he has not yet read Safiens, but he wants to challenge it. It was
It's the history of mathematics that gives us a sense of numbers and why math is necessary.
Lee Kyu-young: Where do I use math after learning it?
“It is a book with a ‘ context ’ on the history of numbers that can be called the basis of mathematics. If you want to understand the progress of human civilization, you must read this book. [Aarion] "It's a book that we have to read in order to understand the concept of numbers in case math comes into our everyday lives. [Syle red] “I recommend it to people who want to understand the process more deeply than simply calculate math. [Synthesis]. In that sense, this book about the history of numbers has come to grips with the nature of mathematics. [Symbo] As soon as he wakes up, he sees a clock, weather forecasts for entry, bus and subway lines, lunch menus, price tables, address and address to send mail or shipping, all around us, we don't notice, but we do have our own ‘ numbers. ’. Since when does it melt into our daily lives so naturally that we don't recognize it as a ‘su ’? And why are we so hard to do with math, the science of numbers? Historically, Sue was not born to bother us, but was made entirely by ‘ survival ’ and ‘ need ’ and 'use.'. What do you use for math? He focuses on this number of historys and explains what people need.
Korean title: 수학을 배워서 어디에 쓰지?
Korean author: 이규영
Korean publisher: 이지북
ISBN-13: 9788957079225
Reviews
After receiving the book, I was surprised by the thickness of the book that was so thick, but it was very interesting. The title of this book is "learning mathematics and what are we using?". It's about the history of mathematics. I think it's a place where you can read history more interesting because you usually like history. The author is inspired to write this book in the book "Sapiens" by the source of Jujuhari, and he has not yet read Safiens, but he wants to challenge it. It was
It's the history of mathematics that gives us a sense of numbers and why math is necessary.
