maths
Americannoun
noun
abbreviation
Etymology
Origin of maths
By shortening
Example Sentences
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Luke Sibieta agreed there were challenges in recruiting teachers "particularly in secondary schools, particularly in disadvantaged areas, and in particular maths and science subjects".
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When it comes to whether heat pumps make sense as a wider national strategy, the big challenge comes down to some basic maths.
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That will ultimately come down to whether the maths has shifted and whether something about the unprecedented nature of this wave in cases alters the calculations.
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The celebrity, who has previously said she has a home in Pembrokeshire and in Bristol, made her name as the maths expert on Channel 4's Countdown.
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"It uses, effectively, laser beams and very clever maths," she explains.
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