Why Is Mathematics the Language of Science

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Multiple Choice

Why is mathematics the language of science?

• A) Use of mathematics ensures international cooperation among scientists.
• B) Mathematics separates scientists from non-scientists.
• C) Mathematics allows scientists to be more accurate in describing an observation of nature.
• D) Because scientists are more analytical than creative, mathematics is a way to analyze.
• E) Mathematics is like Latin in that it is a way to communicate that few understand.

Grasp the concepts of trade deficits and surpluses and their implications.

Familiarize with the economic indicators and transactions that reflect a country's international economic position.

Understand the impact of changes in foreign demand on domestic currency valuation.

Grasp the flow of gold under the gold standard in relation to trade balances.

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