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Mathematics may refer to:

Help:Displaying a formula for help on writing mathematical formulae
en:Mathematics for a Wikipedia article on mathematics
en:Wikipedia:WikiProject Mathematics for a group of editors interested in mathematics
mw:Extension:Math for the Mediawiki extension providing support for rendering mathematics

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-Mathematics refers to one of the main branches of [[science]].  It is the most fundamental of all branches, being necessary to all other sciences, and is the most "pure", enabling (in theory) absolute [[precision]] and [[accuracy]] because of its abstract nature.  In actuality, there are mathematical systems, such as [[chaos theory]], that preclude absolute precision.  Mathematics refers to the science of using and manipulating [[number|numbers]] and quantifiable values.  It is, in turn, divided into many categories, including but not limited to:
+*[[Help:Displaying a formula]] for help on writing mathematical formulae
+*[[en:Mathematics]] for a Wikipedia article on mathematics
-*Arithmetic, the science of increasing or decreasing numeric quantities by direct operations between two or more numbers.  These operations include addition, subtraction, division, and multiplication.
+*[[en:Wikipedia:WikiProject Mathematics]] for a group of editors interested in mathematics
+*[[mw:Extension:Math]] for the Mediawiki extension providing support for rendering mathematics
-*Geometry, the science of measuring, assessing and predicting shapes (dimensionality).
-*Trigonometry, the science of measuring, predicting, and using angles and circular functions.
-*Algebra, the science of numeric problem-solving by using substituted abstractions for unknown values.
-*Calculus, the science of manipulating numeric values in multiple dimensions, especially addressing rates of changes and additions of tensors (including vectors).
-In accordance with the needs of various branches of mathematics, there are many [[number system|number systems]].