arcitect
any kind of designer
nasa
careers in statistics
daily tasks:
balancing your check book
shopping
and many many more.
Plus most jobs do require at least algebra on a daily basis, so if the idea is I will never need this stuff, Yes you will!
2006-11-08 14:17:04
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answered by Sarah 4
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Engineers and physicists come to mind. Both mechanical and aerospace engineering are almost all mathematics, but even chemical, electrical, and civil engineers need a lot of math. Advanced/matrix algebra, calculus, differential equations, you name it. Physicists are as close to pure mathematics as you're likely to get without being an actual mathematician, which is also an option.
Economists also deal with a lot of math, mainly statistics. They share that trait with many of the more serious social sciences.
All of these professions will probably involve some kind of teaching, but they're not primarily teachers, at least not most of th time.
2006-11-08 22:17:22
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answered by Ryan D 4
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How about rocket science. They use a lot of math to figure out all kinds of things in outter space. Good Luck.
Have a great day!
2006-11-08 22:28:47
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answered by Uncle Alf 4
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Engineers of all sorts, mechanical, electrical, science and space, marketing analysis, stock exchange. Just for a start!!
2006-11-08 22:17:08
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answered by Faerie loue 5
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Any kind of engineer. Chef. Builder. Many.
2006-11-08 22:15:12
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answered by Chloe 6
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any engineer, accountant, carpenter, investment banker,pharmacist, chemist, physichist,inventer
2006-11-08 22:17:11
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answered by ballerinabeauty 2
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constuction
landscaping
doctor
you name it there is always math involed in it.
2006-11-08 22:25:17
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answered by Mysterious 4
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chemist scientist
2006-11-08 22:15:38
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answered by sngozig 3
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