reason #1 modern technology involves physics. technology connecting to pressure, electricity,...
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Why Take Physics?
COURTNEY ANDERSEN
Reason #1
Modern technology
involves physics.
Technology connecting to
pressure, electricity,
energy, force, light, sound,
optics, magnetism,
heat and others come
from physics.
Reason #2
An understanding of physics leads to a better understanding of almost any other science. Practically all branches of science contain
some physics. Physics is required to understand many concepts in other sciences.
Reason #3Physics classes
help the skills needed to do
well on the SAT. They also supply you with algebra
and geometry practice. Physics
not only helps you develop
math skills, but verbal skills too.
Reason #4College recruiters are familiar with the importance of
physics classes. College recruiters are usually impressed with transcripts consisting challenging
classes, like physics. Some technical leaning college programs will refuse students who haven't taken
high school physics.
Reason #5
College success for close to all
science, computing,
engineering, and premedical majors
depends on passing physics.
College physics is needed for all of those kinds of
majors
Reason #6
Physics classes sharpen thinking skills. Physics is a subject the uses your
whole brain making students using not only their right but also left brain
section for interpreting vocal information into.
Reason #7
The job market for people with the ability in physics is strong. Engineers are the second largest occupations in America, second only
to teaching.
Reason #8
A familiarity of physics is useful for understanding the arts. Physics is the science
of sound and is required for understanding how musical instruments work.
Reason #9
If you know physics it is easier to understand politics, history, and culture. Due to global
warming, the supply and use of energy is a high The bow and arrow altered the effectiveness of hunting extremely by providing people a device
that stored energy then released it suddenly as a weapon.