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What does the existence of patterns in mathematics suggest about the universe?

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CBSE
Class 6
Mathematics
Ganita Prakash
Patterns in Mathematics
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What does the existence of pat...

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What does the existence of patterns in mathematics suggest about the universe?

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Everything is chaotic.

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There is order and predictability.

3

Mathematics is unnecessary.

4

Patterns are only human-made.

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