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[Harry Potter] Did Harry and his friends know basic science and mathematics? Did their magical education cause them to lose out on the basic skills taught to muggle students?
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At Hogwarts, the only explicitly mathematical subject is Arithmancy, an elective subject that involves studying the magical properties of numbers, and telling the future using 'complex number charts'. Other than that, there doesn't seem to be much more maths involved at Hogwarts beyond things like measuring amounts for Potions class.

There's also not much in the way of Muggle science, likely because science doesn't work the same to wizards. Astronomy class is presented as being virtually identical to Muggle astronomy, as they don't use any magic (beyond possibly enhanced telescopes), and do everyday things like fill out star charts or write essays on planets or moons. Herbology, Care of Magical Creatures, and Potions are similar in concept to Biology, Zoology, and Chemistry, respectively, but don't follow the same natural laws. Muggle Studies involves studying how Muggles live, including parts of their science (Hermione has to write an essay about 'Why Muggles Need Electricity'), but it presumably doesn't go into much depth, except possibly in later years.