Is physics with calculus 1 hard?
No, Physics is definitely harder than calculus. Calculus is actually a pretty easy subject in my opinion.
Is Intro to Physics 2 hard?
Typical regular intro physics 2 classes can be quite dull and lacking heavily in math, if that matters to you. Personally, I found it challenging. You should really know what you’re doing in physics I with vectors and trig as mentioned above.
How hard is calculus 2?
It isn’t the material is extremely difficult, it’s that there are a lot of different things that Calc II needs to do, such as methods of integration, series, and parametric equations. Methods of integration and the information about series is pretty straightforward, but it the work can be tedious.
Is calculus II easy?
Do you think physics is harder than calculus?
Yes and no. Physics works much better with calculus. The math and concepts make way more sense in relation to calculus than straight algebra or trig. That being said, physics is still physics. I’ve only ever taken Calc based physics, but the concepts and formulas don’t drastically change as I’m aware.
What is the difference between calculus-based and non-calculus physics?
In non calculus based physics, students are forced to memorize formulas that calculus based students are able to grasp without memorizing. My remarks apply primarily to the physics taught in the first semester or two of university physics.
What is the importance of calculus in physics?
Answer Wiki. Calculus investigates the behavior of functions in the limit of infinitesimal change. When applied to physics it opens up a whole new understanding. For instance without calculus you learn about displacement, velocity, and acceleration as though they are independent quantities.
What makes you feel more comfortable with math than physics?
The world of mathematics makes me feel much more at comfort than with physics. In calculus I everything is set down in hard stone and you can, in theory at least, perform the same scheme to many problems. In contrast, physics you need much more creativeness (for lack of better words) with your approach and there is not one problem…