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Is physics concerned with the study of atoms?
The study of atoms is one topic in physics, but by no means the only topic.
What did Fahrenheit study?
physics
Study of laws in matter and motion?
The study of matter in motion is commonly called kinematics.
What can you study in science?
In science you can study: botany - the study of plants anatomy - the study of the human body chemistry - the study of elements and compounds biology physics
What is the study of the flow of energyheat and work?
The answer is "Thermodynamics"
Why did people study physics?
Physics describes how the world works. So, curious people began to study that, and it became the science of Physics.
When did the study f physics began?
When Ancient Cave man began smahing rocks .
What is another name for the study of matter and energy?
Study of matter is Physics, study of energy can be Physics or Thermodynamics
Compare physics and biology?
Physics and biology are both branches of science. Biology is the study of life. Physics is the study of the forces in the world.
What is physics is all about?
Physics is the study of matter and its motion. (Along with the study of space and time.)
What is the difference between physics and mathematics?
Physics is the study of the laws of nature. Mathematics is the study of Numbers and shape. Mathematics is the language in which physics is written.
Is physics concerned with the study of atoms?
The study of atoms is one topic in physics, but by no means the only topic.
Who is the king of physics?
Physics is a subject of study and not a monarchy, it does not have a king.
Do you study physics?
Yes, and its very fun do study
What did Fahrenheit study?
physics
Whit is physics?
Physics is the study of matter and energy. People that study physics learn about how matter and energy interact with each other and how they affect each other.
The study of physics?
The study of physics began with the early Greeks. The study of physics will improve your ability to think. 1) To understand the Laws of Newtonian physics and how they apply to our everyday lives, 2) To improve our problem solving skills through the use of the scientific method, 3) To enhance our cognitive thinking through a concentrated use of problem solving exercises. (A+ All of these)
