is Physics hard? if it is then tell why?

Answer 1

Physics is easy if you understand the concepts clearly. It definitely needs good teacher to make one understand the subject perfectly. Sometimes even the authors of books have misconceptions. One has to be good at math also to be able to solve the problems of physics.

Answer 2

Physics is hard because it requires thinking! Most people do not like to think. Ralph Waldo Emerson said it best: "The hardest thing for a man to do is to ... think."

If you are willing to do the hard work of thinking, physics is a great way to train your mind to think clearly.

Best wishes and good luck.

Answer 3

requirements to succeed in physics

1. must be able to grasp abstract concepts, with or without accompanying math in a timely fashion. and have the ability to visualize different systems in physics, while not considering the math.

2. must be fluent in the fundamentals of mathematics. not only calculus but trig, and algebra. must also be able to take the "intermediate" math classes like differential equations and linear algebra class without TOO much difficulty, ie get at least a C+ or B

3. must be willing to spend hours upon hours doing homework problems. you'll encounter homework problems that take up to a whole hour to finish. must have patience and must be motivated to goto office hours to get help OFTEN.

4. and perhaps the most essential, you must be able to connect and apply mathematical techniques to physical problems. to understand the behavior of physical systems is to understand the behavior of mathematical functions, and vice versa.

Answer 4

It depends on your math skills if your math skills are low your
chance of finding physics easy is probably 20% as I believe. If your good at math specially on the order of operations, equations and stuff It's easy.

Answer 5

It's a lot like math and it's directly related to calculus. So if you find math easy, physics is easy.

Answer 6

??? is definately right if you are good with calculus then its a piece of cake.