While not a gunsmith myself, I can easily say that mathematics plays a crucial part in understanding the physics concepts behind the operation and construction of firearms. For example, say you wanted to create a firearm with an effective range of 300 meters, that is the firearm would still be both accurate and lethal at 300 meters. This requires an understanding of the physics concept of ballistics, or the science of objects in flight aka projectiles. Ballistics draws heavily upon vector calculus and integral calculus in order to calculate such things as velocity, acceleration, the kinetic energy of the projectile, penetration, stopping power, etc. With an advanced knowledge of ballistics, one can easily calculate the mass of the bullet necessary and what speed it must be traveling at in order to achieve the desired 300 meter effective range.
math is used to show people the different ways math can be used such as fractions or decimals you name it
yes they are used in many ways in math
Letters used in math are called variables.
Math is used several different ways in technology. For instance, the Internet is based on a form of math called binary code(this is what all computers work on) Math in technology is used by grocery store owners to see which products are popular and which ones are not.
Math 1333 or higher is used in a accountant major.
At a gunsmiths
math is used to show people the different ways math can be used such as fractions or decimals you name it
Themselves, partners
from old cloth
Guns and ammunition.
Yes, there are African-American gunsmiths. One of our users who lives in Peotone, Illinois is one, in fact. He and his daughter.
Math used to be called Arithmetic.
Name a year. Math was used then.
They came from a colony.
yes
Generally, no.
A gunsmith is a person trained to repair or build firearms. Some countries, such as Australia, are looking for gunsmiths and will provide employment to gunsmiths. Gunsmiths are eligible for a free visa as skilled workers and will be able to find jobs upon arrival.