Why do Yankees say "Math" instead of "Maths" when the term is a contraction of "Mathematics" (ie NOT "Mathematic")?
When people say "Maths" instead of "Math" are they indicating plurality in some way?
Is it 'Math' or 'Maths'? Why do the British call mathematics "maths" and the Americans call it "math"? Why do people say 'maths' when the common vernacular in the US and Canada is 'math'? What is the difference between 'math' and 'maths'? How some people are bad at maths? Is "Mathematics" singular or plural? Why do other countries use the plural "maths", but America uses the singular "math" in a broader context? Why do we study maths? In how many different ways can the letters of the word 'MATHEMATICS' be arranged such that the vowels must always come together? Should we say Mathematic or MathematicS? Is mathematics another language? Why do people love maths? What do non-mathematicians think doing math is like? Is there any different kind of math? Is the mathematics we know a mathematics or the mathematics? Do girls like mathematics? Why do some people love Maths so much? Is mathematics taught correctly today in school? Are girls really bad at mathematics? What is meant by mathematics? What are the different kinds of math? What are some ways to be better at understanding math? Is mathematics meaningless? What are the different types of infinity in mathematics? Is there a better system to learn mathematics than is taught in public schools? Is math an art or a science? Why is maths considered an important subject? What is it's speciality? What is the rationale for teaching mathematics in primary schools? What do mathematicians mean by good math and bad math? What is the importance of maths in other subjects?