No but I know people who have. Maybe an architect designing a skyscraper has to use higher math to calculate stress loads per cubic feet in high wind conditions and stuff like that but not a guy with a crew of framers, roofers and the like using saws and nail guns and stuff like that.
You have no idea what you are talking about. Come spend a week with me. You would be surprised how often it is used.
Yes .... figuring the roof line on a house and cutting the ridge and rafters involves a little more than 2+2.
That's just one example... Just last week, we were removing a load bearing wall. It takes a little smarts to figure the beam size to support the load that the wall once held.
Dude, quit being obtuse. Bottom line, we use Algebra, trig, geometry, etc. My father is a retired architect. His degree was not a BS in Architecture, but rather Architectural Engineering. There are so many times that I have to calculate loads, lengths, angles, etc. You have obviously never done any of this and now you are just being argumentative.
