Dear,

Physics is often treated as a challenging field. Much of physics is very basic, describing how things move in everyday life. You don't have to be a mathematical genius to study physics, but you do need to know the basics, and college physics classes often use calculus and algebra. You need to have knowledge of calculus and basic trigo/co-ordinate geom as it requires in derivations. Knowing how to determine basic properties of geometric shapes can help you deduce conclusions relevant to physics. Analytic geometry, which combines algebra and geometry, can also help you master physics because it helps you solve algebraic problems regarding physical objects.

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