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give a situation that best apply each branch of 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 term "Physicist" was coined by English philosopher, priest, and historian of science William Whewell in 1840, to denote a cultivator of physics. A physicist is a scientist who study and practices physics. There are a variety of branches of physics from studies in sub atomic particles to studies of the behavior of the material of the universe as a whole.A Physicist is a scientist who studies or practices physics, includes all branches of physics spanning from sub-atomic particles (particle physics), to the behavior of the material universe (cosmology).Physicists study how matter and energy interact.
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Physics is a branch of science that focuses on matter and energy and how they interact with each other. Physics deals with subjects such as force, motion, energy, and matter.
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give a situation that best apply each branch of physics
astronomy biology geology physics chimistry
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Biology is essentially the study of living things. It is split into several different types:Botany: The study of plants.Zoology: The study of animals.Anatomy and physiology: Study of the human body and how it is put together and how it works.Microbiology: The study of the microscopic world.There are many, many more.
enumerate thedifferent parts of a compound microscope write and function of each
I know a few of the basic ones, like Chemistry and Physics and the like, but if you want most of them in detail.
There are several different branches of physics. Some of the more popular right now are astro and space physics (study of stars, planets, black holes, etc.), geophysics (study of things like earthquakes and plate tectonics), nuclear physics, particle physics, optics and electromagnetism, medical physics, biophysics, and quantum physics, which is mostly theoretical. Since they are very in depth and probably too much to get into in a forum like this, I suggest Googling the branches mentioned above or visiting the website of a physics research university to get a better idea. If you are thinking of studying physics in a university setting, you must also be prepared to handle the advanced math that will accompany especially in geo and trigo..
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The three branches of physical science is astronomy, physics and chemistry. Astronomy is the study of the universe, physics is the study of matter, energy and the interactions between them and chemistry is science that deals with reactions, properties, structure of matter and composition.
No. Chemistry deals with the properties of substances. Physics deals with forces and energy. However, like all sciences, there is overlap between them, when we deal with the movement of molecules for instance.