Why is physics so tough and challenging ?

Answer 1

Not tough at all... Easier than history, social studies (really, try to figure out what happened 2,000.00 years ago on a social level)...

It _seems_ difficult b/c it is different, that's all.. Something different which people are afraid to approach b/c a rumor has been inappropriately spread that physics is difficult.

Answer 2

In truth, physics is difficult because teachers fail to relate physics to real world physical effects and because students are wrapped up in the equations rather than the physics.

Physics HS teachers are rarely physicists; so they do the best they can. Which means they teach by rote out of some school board approved physics textbook. Unfortunately, the school boards are rarely qualified to make such decisions about technical textbooks, like physics, biology, and chemistry.

So all this leads to teaching equations without really understanding the physics behind the equations. Unfortunately, the only way to truly make physics easy to understand is by truly understanding the physics behind such things as Newton's laws, the conservation of energy, and such. Until that insight is taught by the teachers and understood by the students, physics will remain "tough and challenging."

Answer 3

The physical world is tough and challenging.

Answer 4

It is really easy if you have an interest in it, like some nerds that think about it all the time, what makes it difficult is the language they use to make a simple question sound very complicated, like what is the derivative of the complex number if x is given as 4.45612 and the tangent is perpendicular to the graph and the semi-circle intersect at one point (9,1), When they could just have asked how long does an average egg has to be in cooking water to be done.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

most likely because the problem is not fully understood, as well as the subject matter. Physics can also be hard, if your doing physics blindly, meaning there is noone before that has done the same stuff, i.e. einstein, newton etc...

Answer 7

because you have to learn a new language to even begin to understand it! Physics is to Mathematics as Latino Literature is to Spanish :) gotta learn the language first

Answer 8

Are you askin' or tellin'?

N-e-way, it can be kinda phun (physics is phun!) once you get a hang of the concepts and learn what principles the pros played with (i.e. newton, pauli, einstein, feynman, etc...)

good luck hombre!

Answer 9

1. requires a strong basis in math too
2. perhaps because you've had a bad teacher

Answer 10

All worthwhile things are worth persevering with.