Which one is not related to the nature of Mathematics?
Expanded expression
The nature of Mathematics is characterised by pattern, exactness/precision, and a logical order/sequence of ideas. Mathematics favours condensed, symbolic (not expanded) expression of ideas, so 'expanded expression' is NOT a feature of the nature of Mathematics. Hence option (C) is correct.
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Important Questions from Nature of Mathematics - Teaching
- Which of the following are correct examples of the statement “mathematics is hierarchical in levels that are logically structured".
(a) The concept of integers needs to be developed before the concept of multiplication and division of numbers.
(b) Multiplication follows and builds on the concept of addition.
(c) Number sense needs to be developed before the concepts of addition and subtraction.
Choose the correct option : Many occupations such as accountancy, banking, shop-keeping, tailoring etc. requires mathematics directly or indirectly. This is an explanation of __________ value of Mathematics.
- Which of the following is an open-ended question?
- In Mathematics teaching, which method proceeds from general truths to specific examples ?
Which of the following are elements of Mathematics activities?
i. Focussed
ii. Joyful
iii. Spontaneous involvement
iv. Challenging
