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Pete Fraser said:Quoted message said:there's no branch of mathematics called arithmetic? (doing sums)
There is, but it's not referred to in common usage.
Everybody talks about "doing the math" when arithmetic is involved.
So American schools don't teach "the 3 Rs"? (reading, riting and rithmetic)
Owain