In concrete counting:
A) numbers are inseparable from objects
B) there is no algebra
C) there is no trigonometry
D) there is no calculus
E) a, b, c and d
F) none of above

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Concrete counting refers to a method of teaching mathematics that involves using physical objects to help understand mathematical concepts. In this context, numbers are indeed inseparable from objects (A), and the focus is on basic counting and arithmetic rather than on higher-level mathematics such as algebra (B), trigonometry (C), or calculus (D).

In Concrete Counting