Dec 19, 2004 · I think knowing good physics requires a great deal of mathematics.But there are problems in mathematics a physicist wouldn't touch not even for 1mil.$.On the other hand,the mathematician could deal with any problem of physics,but he certainly lacks the "sense of reality" which a phyisicist has when he sees what lies behind awful equations.

Jan 16, 2018 · However when I learn something it is good, because I'm doing it on my own, dissecting it, it's a much slower process, but to me I feel Maths is definitely a challenging aspect of my education. I'm currently at a pre-calculus level, well I mean I don't know if quadratic equations and what not is calculus but that's where I am.

Jul 26, 2014 · An aircraft flies at a constant height H and constant velocity V. When the aircraft has flown directly over a gun on the ground a shot is fired from the gun which points at the aircraft at an angle of elevation Ѳ. If the initial velocity of the bullet is …

Jan 27, 2008 · Hi, i think this is the place for this type of questions? If not, please move it. I need help with these type of questions, i am not being able to do them. Theyre from Edexcel Pure mathematics C1 and C2. Thanks in advance. Homework Statement AB is a …

Nov 11, 2022 · The Maths is a bit challenging considering GCSE though, so make sure you're prepared before trying it. If you are interested in infinity, that comes up in GCSE Further Maths where they teach basic calculus (limits and power rule for derivatives)

Jun 27, 2007 · I was thinking 3 year level maths subjects. In my uni they teach differential geometry at honours or 4th year level.

Oct 29, 2007 · Hi I am taking senior maths challenge this year and was looking over some of the past paper questions. I did the first 10 questions and they seemed okay (although i took a bit of time on the year question which turned out to be monday) and looked at q10.

Sep 1, 2023 · The one trick among many that i still recall was integrating y first before x in a double integral. The prof mentioned it in passing and then on the surprise quiz he had such an integral impossible to integrate starting with x first but a piece of cake when starting with y.

Aug 24, 2016 · [quote="Fredrik, post: 4826676"]This is not a problem, unless we had the completely unjustified belief that the theory was exactly right.”As usual Frederk hit the nail on the head.To apply it you need some rules to make sense of the math.Its fairly obvious semantics wont resolve the type of issues Frederic pointed out.That's where you need to add something like we ignore probabilities below ...

Jun 10, 2018 · Alonso and Finn University Physics. A book forgotten in the US, but used in other parts of the world. Concise explanations and diagrams are meaningful. Ie., the pages are not cluttered with pictures like most of todays physics book. Diagrams are drawn clearly and well explained. Everything is derived from first principle. Problems can be ...