Accounting

             Everyone needs to have a career because when people get older they need to do something with their life. With a successful career, people could make a lot of money, so they can provide their families with food and a home. Mostly all careers nowadays involve math. I believe accounting is one career that involves a lot of math. Since I am good at math, I feel as if I will be best in that field. Accounting has a lot to do with math and I will elaborate what.
             In accounting, all the mathematical operations, which include addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, are used. It involves using different calculations for everything. They must also know how to solve all types of problems. Solving problems require you to know the mathematical operations and algebra. Without those basic steps, you cannot solve the simplest problems. For example, if you wanted to know how much you spend during the whole month, you have to collect all your receipts of everything you spent money on and be able to add up all the amounts to find the total. Then you would have to know how to subtract that total from the amount of money you had at the beginning of the month to find out how much money you have left.
             Accounting mainly deals with money so it is very important that a person knows how to count and handle money. When counting, a person needs to know person should be careful, so he or she doesn't make a mistake. For example, when you're buying something a store, you have to know how to count your money. If you buy something that is $3.65 and you give the cashier $5.00, you're going to get change back. If you can't count properly, you won't know if you got the right amount of change back from the cashier. That's why knowing how to count and handle money is important.
             Also, accounting deals with profits, expenses, and debts. If you make more money than what you have, then you made profit. However, if you go below an...

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