Applied Mathematics · Ch 1 — Numbers and Quantification

Concept Map

This concept map shows how the chapter fits together. The study of integers opens onto three ideas with real-life uses: the binary system, which underlies how computers store and process information; indices and logarithms, the tools for handling very large and very small quantities; and primes and factorisation, which power modern encryption and cryptography. Together these connect number theory to everyday applications.

Figure 1.0Concept map of the Numbers and Quantification chapter, connecting integers to the binary system (computers), indices and logarithms, and primes and factorisation (encryption and cryptography)

Fig. 1.0 — Concept map of the Numbers and Quantification chapter, connecting integers to the binary system (computers), indices and logarithms, and primes and factorisation (encryption and cryptography)

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Concept map of the chapter.

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