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I was just wondering what sort of maths are involved in plumbing and the level of difficulty? Would plumbers on this forum say it is difficult to grasp or quite basic?

Thanks in advance.
 
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I was shocked by the amount of Maths in Plumbing, but then again i must have been a bit naive, as obviously there is a lot of measuring, finding angles etc. Fortunately i'm pretty good at maths so its perfect for me.
 
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