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Physics is easier than math for me right now. I'm up to Diff Eq right now, still have Calc III and whatever comes after that. Physics and Statics (pretty much like Physics) is going well, even though I am doing better in Diff Eq. I just don't like math very much, I can't relate it to anything in the real world.
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math is the best subject. Calc 1 2 3 & 4 were all easy. Differential equations was also a cake class. Now physics on the otherhand I cannot STAND!!!!
Math is evil. I'm sure there's some equation out there that proves it too. Physics wasn't that bad, not the easiest class in the world, but it was allright.
Originally posted by Earnhardt132000
Physics is easier than math for me right now. I'm up to Diff Eq right now, still have Calc III and whatever comes after that. Physics and Statics (pretty much like Physics) is going well, even though I am doing better in Diff Eq. I just don't like math very much, I can't relate it to anything in the real world.
I agree there. I actually liked Statics and Dynamics, but I didn't think either were anything like physics.
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