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    1) English uses nouns to name people, places, and things and sentences to state complete thoughts, while mathematics uses expressions as analogues for nouns and mathematical sentences as analogues for sentences. 2) Expressions represent mathematical objects of interest like numbers and sets but do not state a complete thought, while mathematical sentences use symbols like = and operational signs like + and - as verbs to state complete thoughts that can be true or false. 3) Mathematics is a universal language that helps communicate important information in daily life through graphs, percentages, and other concepts, and acts as a shared language across other communication barriers.

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    1) English uses nouns to name people, places, and things and sentences to state complete thoughts, while mathematics uses expressions as analogues for nouns and mathematical sentences as analogues for sentences. 2) Expressions represent mathematical objects of interest like numbers and sets but do not state a complete thought, while mathematical sentences use symbols like = and operational signs like + and - as verbs to state complete thoughts that can be true or false. 3) Mathematics is a universal language that helps communicate important information in daily life through graphs, percentages, and other concepts, and acts as a shared language across other communication barriers.

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    Name: Malingin, Ronibe B.

                             Subject: Mathematiics in the Modern


    World 

    Course:  BTLED-ICT                                    Instructor: Mrs. Abegail Kempis 

    English vs. Mathematics

    Every language has its vocabulary (the words), and its rules for combining these
    words into complete thoughts (the sentence). Base in the diagram, it shows the
    difference between the language of Mathematics and English. English is an
    international language used all over the world, allowing people from different countries
    to communicate for different needs. In English diagram, nouns are used to name things
    like people, places, and things, whereas sentences are used to state complete
    thoughts. A typical English sentence has at least one noun and at least one verb.
    However, Mathematics has no exception because the vocabulary of math draws from
    many alphabets and includes symbols.

    In the diagram of Mathematics, an analogue of a noun will be called an


    expression. An expression is a name given to a mathematical object of interest like in
    English, about people, places, and things while in Mathematics it has many objects of
    interest like number, sets, function, matrix, and ordered pair. Also, the expression does
    not state a complete thought, and it does not make sense to ask if an expression is true
    or false. An example of an expression is 2+ 3 and 1+1+1, and these numbers represent
    nouns. A mathematical sentence is the analogue of an English sentence, it is a correct
    arrangement of mathematical symbols that states a complete thought. Sentences have
    verbs and in mathematical sentence 2+3=5 the verb is “=” and some operational signs
    (+, -, x, /,) are also serving as verbs. A sentence can be true and false or sometimes
    true/sometimes false. For example, the sentence 2+3=5 is true while 3+5= 8 is false.
    Moreover, Mathematics is also a language of communication in everyday life.
    For example, newspaper and television broadcasts include graphs, percentages, and
    other mathematical concepts to convey important information. It also emphasizes
    mathematics as a language of communication in mathematics curricula around the
    world. Through using Mathematical sentences, it's helpful when teaching or learning
    math. Students often find numbers and symbols intimidating, so putting an equation into
    a familiar language makes the subject more approachable. It’s like translating a foreign
    language into a well-known one. Mathematics is the same all over the world, math can
    act as a universal language. A phrase or formula has the same meaning, regardless of
    another language that accompanies it. In this way, math helps people learn and
    communicate, even if other communication barriers exist. Therefore both English and
    Mathematics have difference but their functions in our today’s society are important and
    essential.

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