Name: Napoleon A.

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GED102-1 - MMW
Program & Year: EE-1 Section: E01 Writing Exercise
Student No.: 2022104102 Date: 12/15/2023 Synthesis Essay
Module 1 3Q2022

Choose a chapter in Ian Stewart’s “Nature’s Numbers” and write a synthesis essay.{Write in paragraph
form – without subheadings. Paragraph 1 is the introduction, paragraphs 2-4 comprise the body -the
synthesis, and the last paragraph is the conclusion}

All of us are mathematical beings by nature.

In all facets of truth and reality, math is the glue that holds everything together. You can
use math to all natural patterns that exist. There are so many things that Math gave to us
humans that enables us to recognize different patterns and helps us systemize different things.
Every details of things have math in them stripes, dots, symbols, atoms, and sizes help build
details on every matter here in earth and in the endless space.
When we talk about numbers math is what comes to our mind because it is the holy grail
of math. From positive numbers, fraction, negative numbers, and real numbers it has different
functions in providing us information about different topics relating to math. In the real world we
don’t see numbers in our bare eyes but looking at the other side numbers is everywhere. For
example an apple how, many atoms does it have or how many days until it becomes rotten.
Another example of application of math in the real world is physics such as the Laws of Motion
that Isaac Newton had created. Numerical is the heart of the pattern in this world. Then
numerical observations became the core of different laws and theories about our earth. There
are so many questions the math has solved throughout the years. It was the theological and
scientific conceptions of creation that gave rise to the notion that nothingness instantly changes
into everything. The world is in our hands, as they say, and everyday routines as we know them
now were created as a result of our innate urge to seek out more than we currently have.
Mathematicians contend that the universe consists of a sort of virtual unreality where the
discovery of numbers and symbols was made possible by minute, insignificant features of the
natural world. In order to improve underlying theories and concepts, mathematics recognizes,
groups, and uses these patterns and natural processes. According to mathematics, almost
everything in the world can be calculated by looking at its pattern. The basic objective of
mathematics is to make complex issues quantifiable and objective. Information can be sorted
into various patterns and arranged in this way based on their worth. A number can be used to
indicate each line and shape.
Math has evolved through time and created a big innovation throughout the years.