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Introduction to Physics

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Which area of physics led to the development of television, computers, and domestic appliances?

Nuclear physics

Thermodynamics

Solid-state physics

Electromagnetism (correct)

What is the origin of the word 'physics'?

Sumerian term for 'study of nature'

Latin physica, borrowing from the Greek φυσική (correct)

Ancient Egyptian term derived from nature

BCE term meaning 'natural science'

What was inspired by advances in mechanics?

Industrialization

Development of nuclear weapons

Development of calculus (correct)

Advances in solid-state physics

Which natural science is considered one of the oldest?

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What led to the development of industrialization?

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Introduction to Physics

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Questions and Answers

Which area of physics led to the development of television, computers, and domestic appliances?

What is the origin of the word 'physics'?

What was inspired by advances in mechanics?

Which natural science is considered one of the oldest?

What led to the development of industrialization?

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