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THE RELATIONSHIP OF PHYSICS WITH OTHER NATURAL SCIENCES
Physics comes from Greek which means “nature”. Physics is a science that studies the properties and phenomena of objects in nature.
Physics is a branch of natural science that studies natural phenomena through observation, experimentation and mathematical analysis.
THE IMPORTANCE OF STUDYING PHYSICS
Physics is a fundamental science, because it deals with the behavior and structure of objects, especially inanimate objects. According to history, physics is the oldest field of science, because it begins with observations of the movements of celestial objects, their trajectories, periods, ages, etc. Others. Learning physics has objectives including developing students’ knowledge, understanding and analytical skills of the environment and surroundings.
The following is a brief explanation of several branches of physics and their roles.
1. Mechanical
Mechanics is a science that studies the movement and changes in shape of objects caused by forces. A number of physicists who mastered the basics of mechanics include Archimedes, Isaac Newton, and Galileo Galilei. In everyday life, this physics science is most widely applied.
2. Thermodynamics
Thermodynamics is a science that studies the energy transformation and balance of a group of particles that form gases, liquids and solids, especially those related to thermal properties or heat.
3. Electronics
Electronics is a branch of physics that focuses on studying the radiating behavior and impact of electrons and also the control of charged particles in a vacuum, gases and semiconductor materials.
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