Why most of the mathematical expressions of basic laws of ph

[henrydouglas]

Two reasons (both human centric):

human thinking evolved to intuitively understand the laws of nature for the purpose of survival. whether mathematician likes it or not his brain operates mostly in terms of things that surround him.

mathematicians develop areas closely related to emerging concepts of physics more thoroughly, because there are applications. as a result they look at the problem from many angles, and ultimately discover the symmetries which simplify the laws

[HallsofIvy]

I really don't understand what you are trying to say. Your title is
"Why most of the mathematical expressions of the basic laws of ph"

Is "ph" suppose to be "physics" (rather than chemical pH)?

And "Why are most of the mathematical expressions of the basic laws" WHAT?

Neither in your title nor in the body of your post do you say that!

Do you understand that all of our "mathematical expressions of physical laws" are approximations?

[GeradHum]

Because human intuition and survival shaped how we understand nature, and math grows faster where it connects to real-world physics, revealing patterns and symmetries that simplify those laws.