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m was understood Sophomore Steve Smith works diligently with one of the oldest problems pertaining to geometry- construction problems. d math courses challenge students of toda trigonometry rule. General math students Joe Colbert, Dave Easter, and Jeanette Bridgman examine some of Mr. Swope's mathematical sketches. f n Y By means of numbers and symbols, we may study the relationship of two quantities in mathe- matics. The difference between mathematics today and the methods by which the cavemen counted objects and expressed their values is immeasur- able. To most mathematicians, the word immea- surable is a fictitious word. There is always a goal to aim for and an answer to be found. Whether it is numerical or proven untrue, every problem has a determined answer before it is ever Worked. Math is one of the oldest sciences ever used and one of the everlasting sciences to be studied. Central's math courses deal with the concepts of mathematics which move ahead year after year. For the willing students with ability in mathematics, Central offers algebra in accelerated courses along with geometry, trigonometry, math analysis, and calculus. For the students who are interested in just enough mathematics to help them in business and home life after schooling, there is a general math course that is preferred.
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