Mathematics: Concepts and Subdisciplines

Logic, calculus, and probability

Number theory, algebra, and geometry (correct)

Trigonometry, statistics, and differential equations

Set theory, linear algebra, and topology

Involving pure reason and the discovery of properties of abstract objects (correct)

Dependent on the findings of natural sciences

Experimental and based on scientific evidence

Focused on calculating numerical values and measurements

Experimental data and observations

A succession of applications of deductive rules to established results (correct)

Qualitative descriptions and general statements

Hypotheses and predictive models

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