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From: owen <owenbprince@hotmail.com> To: Teacher2Teacher Public Discussion Date: 2007041613:00:47 Subject: Re: Why do I need to know math? From: Prosper You said: I want to be a lawyer - how is Math going to help me? When you must defend a math expert you will be able to understand what all the perameters of the case are. This will help you be a better defence lawyer. If you go into business law it will help you understand how the law relates to money so you can make the best contract deals for you clients. If you work in criminal law you will be able to understand complicated math tricks that some people use to steal money. These are just a few of the ways that math can help you as a lawyer but there are others. Owen
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