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Personal Narrative: The Three Intelligences

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The three intelligences that characterize me are logical-mathematical, intrapersonal, and linguistic. I chose the logical-mathematical intelligence because I like to calculate equations to find what it means pertaining to the problem. For example, in Chemistry, I calculated the amount of energy needed for one substance to chemically react with the other by changing units and doing other mathematical and science calculations. I like to decipher the meaning behind the problem because it relates to real world problems and it is interesting to find out what it means in the situation. Personally, I love doing mathematical and science calculations in the sport of drag racing. In drag racing, they calculate the minimum tire pressure needed in the
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