I'm a mechanical design engineer. I need to make sure that the products I design perform the way I intended. I use calculus for everything from calculating lengths, trigonometry, strength of materials, cost etc etc.
2006-09-18 17:44:03
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answered by the Engineer 2
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Every mammal, bird, reptile and fish use calculus in everyday life, without realizing its being employed.
Crossing a busy street is an example of work where calculus is used.
Roadkill is a result of confusing the dependent variable with the independent variable, resulting in the nulifying of the function.
Humans who use it: serious stock market analyst use it to track and predicts the fluxation in the market, design engineers in the various discliplines of electronics/electricity, pnuematics, hydrolics, optics, power, sound/accoustics, celistial mechanics, structural, aerospace, chemical (stociochemistry), physicist, mechanics, etc.
2006-09-19 00:54:38
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answered by LeBlanc 6
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I am a telecommunications engineer. In some 30 or so years I have never used calculus on the job.
If, however, I want to be able to read and understand scientific and engineering papers and books, then I need to know and understand calculus.
2006-09-19 00:54:57
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answered by Stewart H 4
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Not at all . The main purpose of calculus is only to derive scientific formula and once the furmula is derive it can then be used in every day human task.
2006-09-19 00:46:33
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answered by yar2005 2
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yes all the time, im am a student in schoo taking calculus and i do homework everday for that class, if you mean real world... i always tell my teacher how is calculus gonna help me in life?
2006-09-19 00:43:49
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answered by trulilazn 1
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Pharmacology
2006-09-19 00:49:30
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answered by nursefeelgood 2
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I calculate whether or not its worth going to work and putting up with the BS
2006-09-19 00:48:32
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answered by DrPepper 3
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