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What is the main goal of physics?

To study the behavior of matter in space

To understand how the universe behaves (correct)

To explore the fundamental constituents of matter

To analyze the interdisciplinary areas of research

What is a scientist who specializes in the field of physics called?

Biologist

Chemist

Physicist (correct)

Astronomer

During which century did the natural sciences emerge as unique research endeavors?

15th century

16th century

17th century (correct)

18th century

Which academic discipline is considered one of the oldest, along with astronomy?

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What are some of the interdisciplinary areas of research that physics intersects with?

Biophysics and quantum chemistry Signup and view all the answers

Which AP Physics course covers topics in Newtonian mechanics?

AP Physics 1 Signup and view all the answers

Which AP Physics course is algebra-based and does not require calculus knowledge?

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Which AP Physics courses were introduced in 2015, replacing AP Physics B?

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Which AP Physics course is calculus-based?

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Which AP Physics course covers topics in electricity and magnetism?

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