Physics is the branch of science that studies matter, energy, motion, force, space, and time, and how they interact with one another. #education #physics #science #technology
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What is physics? Definition: Physics is
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the branch of science that studies
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matter, energy, motion, force, space,
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and time, and how they interact with one
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another. Explanation: Physics seeks to
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understand how the universe works from
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the smallest particles like atoms to the
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largest objects like stars and galaxies.
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It explains natural phenomena using
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observations, experiments, measurements,
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and mathematical laws.
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Through physics, we learn why objects
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fall, how electricity flows, how light
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travels, and how machines work. Imagine.
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Imagine throwing a ball. Why does it
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move forward? Why does it slow down and
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fall back to the ground? Physics
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explains the motion of the ball, the
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force from your hand, the pull of
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gravity, and the resistance of air. In
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simple terms, physics helps us
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understand how and why things happen in
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the natural world. formula. Physics does
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not have one single formula. Instead, it
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uses many formulas to describe different
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physical situations such as motion,
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force, energy, heat, electricity, and
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waves. Key points: Physics deals with
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matter and energy. It explains natural
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laws governing the universe. It uses
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experiments and mathematics. Physics
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forms the foundation of other sciences.
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It helps in understanding technology and
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modern inventions. Examples motion of
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cars on the road. Fulling objects due to
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gravity. Flow of electric current in
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wires. Reflection of light in mirrors.
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Sound produced by musical instruments.
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Applications. Transportation and vehicle
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design. Electricity and power
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generation. Electronics and
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communication devices. medical equipment
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like X-ray and MRI, space exploration
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and satellite technology. Question, why
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is physics important in everyday life?
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Answer: Physics is important because it
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helps us understand natural phenomena
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and provides the principles behind
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modern technology used in daily life.
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Solved problem question. A ball is
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thrown vertically upward and then falls
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back to the ground. Which branch of
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physics explains this motion? Answer.
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The motion of the ball is explained by
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mechanics, a branch of physics that
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deals with motion and forces.

