All of them. Depends on what you are trying to do.
Math is very useful in all of those subjects, especially chemistry formulas, physics gravity equations and engineering 3D objects/drawings.
physics is the conbination of formulas.
For solved problems there are so many websites available. If you type university of physics in your browser it will open a site to physics problems. It gives a easy idea about how to solve physics problems.It has 5 editions. See this and select unit and do the problems well
We have physics in science which has got formulas. Physics is a type of science.
Physics is useful because it provides understanding and guidance on the production and management of energy. Energy is the staff of life for living beings. allsocieties live off managing energy. Some societies have light uses of energy, and other socities have heavy uses of energy. Useable energy is excpensisve and has side effects on our environment. The by produxct of using energy can be toxic to life and dangerous to socities. Physics is a discipline that is useful in the management of energy.
Far too many to mention them all. Be specific.
Formulas in physics are mathematical expressions that help describe the relationships between different physical quantities such as velocity, acceleration, force, energy, and more. These formulas are derived from fundamental principles and laws of physics, such as Newton's laws of motion or the laws of thermodynamics, and are used to solve problems and make predictions in various areas of physics. Different branches of physics, such as mechanics, electromagnetism, and thermodynamics, have their own set of formulas that are essential for understanding and analyzing physical phenomena.
Robots are useful almost anywhere!
Both are essential to modern life.
Yes, he is, but is more known for physics formulas and theories, so, he is known for math, but for physics more. -Nahno :-)
That is not an easy question to deal with. Each spreadsheet is different and so the formulas needed are different. So a formula that is very useful for one spreadsheet may have no relevance whatsover in another one. So for this reason you would not look at what formulas are most useful, but at what functions are most useful. The most commonly used of those would ones like the SUM function or the AVERAGE function or the IF function, and many others. Excel has hundreds of functions. A lot of them are specialised, and so some that may be used a lot and are very useful for one person might never be used by someone else. So it is really down to who is using the spreadsheet and what they are doing with it.
The formulas vary in what variables are related. Therefore it is sometimes useful to use one of the formulas, sometimes another, depending on what you know.