Mathematics Overview

Probability, combinatorics, and set theory

Number theory, algebra, geometry, and analysis (correct)

Linear algebra, differential equations, and topology

Calculus, trigonometry, and statistics

Conducting scientific experiments

Discovering properties of abstract objects and using pure reason to prove them (correct)

Observing natural phenomena

Applying statistical techniques to data

Intuition and guesswork

Deductive rules and already established results (correct)

Empirical evidence

Probabilistic reasoning

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