This is an opinion based question so plz don't delete i would actually like to know what people think. Most of the math we learn in school do you actually think that we use half of it?
Also tell me how to give brainliest in your answer so I can give full points
please actually answer the question this is worth 50 points and i dont want to waste them

Some subjects are more important than others. You have to be working in a field where the concepts you learn in school.

I'd say that everything you learn in middle school and Algebra 1 + 2 , maybe a little of geometry you'll use at some point in your life.

Step-by-step explanation:

Everyone has asked themselves: When will I use math? Well, hundreds of careers use skills learned in high school math on a daily basis. The truth is virtually every career you could choose will build on the basic skills learned in High School Math.

But there are a number of craft and fine arts careers that do not require math skills or involve using them regularly, such as being a painter or sketch artist. Craft and fine artists produce original works that will be displayed or sold, and they may work with a range of materials, such as paint, glass or ink.

To conclude I might say that math is important and everyone should know more than just some basic skills in math.Life is long and sometime harsh for most of us and not always we get in life what we want,probably we will end up doing a job that it was not our dream job.

Or our preferences might change depending on different aspects of life.So knowing a 'little bit' from every subject we do in school is not a bad thing,at the end we know all that greatest things are achived will a hard work!So we should learn as much as we can! Math especially!

And all our hard work will be payed at the end,just remember this!

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wth is with the little mtn top and what are you talking about like fix your words and accually make sence with them and i like was in a completly different question like three times like it seems like your ilitteret

answer: idk wbu

step-by-step explanation: umm..