I am studying physics at university.
Calculus was invented to solve physics problems, so the importance of studying calculus is to solve physics problems.
Being able to use algebra is essential to studying physics. Being good with algebra can make studying physics easier than it would be if you were not good with algebra. However, being good with algebra will not ensure that you will find studying physics to be easy.
She is not taking a subject like clownology at college. She is studying either Conceptual Physics or English.
Physicists mainly. But chemists, mathematicians, and engineers study physics as well.
a physics teacher can make physic easy to study
Yes.
Different kinds of engineering.
Studying Triple Science at GCSE Studying Biology and 2 of Chemistry/Physics/Mathematics Studying Dentistry at University for 5 years
As Sheldon Cooper says, "It was a warm summer evening...", then to paraphrase, someone was looking into the night sky and discovered planets. Physics may not have been called physics, but if someone like Archimedes was studying the buoyant effect of a liquid (water) on bodies, they were studying physics. The study of physics encompasses so many things there would be no way to say when it started. Sorry I got a little distracted. But your question depends on your definition of Physics. If Physics is the natural phenomena that has been occurring since the beginning of time, then the 1st answer is correct, but if you define Physics as a branch of science dealing with the study of those natural phenomena, then that implies that Physics could not have started before Man evolved on Earth. So my answer is that it started with ancient civilizations at least the Greeks, maybe someone else before them, but the Greeks were very active in such studies. How, would be, in most cases, the natural curiosity of Man.
studying astronomy and physics
The metaphysical branch of physics is about the philosophy of physics. Ontology is one of the most important hypothesis studying the nature of existence.