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The main website uses the British spelling "maths" while the forums use the American spelling "math." Is this intentional?
Last edited by pi_cubed (2021-09-16 06:34:10)
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See here.
On the home page, it has been stated:
"Mathematics is commonly called Math in the US and Maths in the UK."
Both Maths Is Fun and Math Is Fun connect to the website.
One possible reason is the country of origin of the website.
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Both lead to the same place. I think this is simply so that both UK and US new members can find the site even if they get the 'wrong' spelling.
Of course, if you study maths in the UK, you do lots more as it's a plural.
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But the icon for the original Maths Is Fun is shown to be Math not Maths. Why is that?
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The website was formed more than 22 years ago and the forum 17 years ago. It began with mathisfun.com and mathsisfun.com (British English). Both lead to the same website.
It appears to me that if one wants to make progress in mathematics, one should study the masters and not the pupils. - Niels Henrik Abel.
Nothing is better than reading and gaining more and more knowledge - Stephen William Hawking.
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In addition, Disfruta las Matemáticas is the Spanish version of the website.
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