Realistically speaking, how good should a high school student be in math to pursue an undergrad degree in physics? I don’t necessarily want to become a physicist ( i’m looking into nuclear engineering or I may decide to go into Medicine..Law sounds boring)
I’m in 11th grade and took physics last semester. I enjoyed the course [...]

1.Will a vector at 45° to the horizontal be larger or smaller than its horizontal and vertical components? By what factor? — I know it will be larger but by what factor?
2.A boat is rowed at 9 km/h directly across a river that flows at 6 km/h,What is the resultant speed of the boat? How [...]

As I’m looking towards an engineering degree I was looking for exams I could take to boost my cv. I’m currently doing H1 physics for A levels which is not as highly recognised as H2 physics (level 2) as a result I would like to do something more to show my ability.
I’m applying for the [...]

I am taking a College Physics course and need major help! Is there anywhere online (for free) where I can get help with the homework in my physics book? Also, if there is a place for help with College Statistics that would help to… thanks!!

I just started really but I have 3 more years until I finish a physics degree all other degrees will take an extra year because I didn’t take any science courses my first year. I am really interested in clinical laboratory science and engineering. Should I add another year or keep on the [...]

I am currently a teacher and am looking to obtain a M.A. in Chemistry or Physics. I have taught both courses to my high school students- Physics and Chemistry. Chemistry I find dull and not enough tactile labs. Physics is quite the challenge (mathematically speaking). I am looking at Governor’s Western [...]

Does anyone know if any university or college offers any type of mathematics or physics degree with the classes taken purely online? I have a disability that makes it impossible to attend a school in the traditional manner. I attend an accredited online school now, but I have decided to switch to a science degree. [...]

The ”permittivity of free space” is an-
other way of giving the constant ”k” from
Coulomb’s Law. You can use the version of
the Coulomb law we learned with extra preci-
sion if desired: k=8.98755E9 Nm^2/kg^2
Two deuterium nuclei overcome the
Coulomb force of repulsion and attain the
necessary 1 × 10^?14 m distance for fusion.
What is the minimum initial velocity of
each [...]

A new car, car 1, has a spring loaded rear bumper with a constant force of 8.4 x 10^5 N/m. While car 1 is parked, a second car, car 2 (with a mass of 1.5 x 10^3 kg), travels at a constant speed 18 km/h, hitting car 1 in the rear bumper. A) Calculate the [...]

A cross country team race is about to begin and team Omega decides to use their one-dimensional kinematics knowledge that they learned from their first year physics course. Each team consists of two people and one horse. The clock is started when the team crosses the starting line with one of the members (let’s call [...]