Mathematics: Subdisciplines and Concepts

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

Linear algebra, logic, and probability

Arithmetic, topology, and differential equations

Calculus, trigonometry, and statistics

Discovery of properties of abstract objects using pure reason (correct)

Experimentation and observation

Application of statistical methods

Trial and error problem solving

Succession of applications of empirical evidence

Succession of applications of trial and error

Succession of applications of inductive reasoning

Succession of applications of deductive rules (correct)

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