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What does the branch of physics include

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cricket20 [7]2 years ago

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Answer:

The branches of physics are;

Classical physics
Modern physics
Nuclear physics
Atomic physics
Geophysics
Biophysics

Explanation:

Physics is a branch of science that studies nature, properties of matter and energy. The subjects in study are; mechanics, light, heat, light, sound, electricity, properties of atoms and magnetism.

The common branches are;

Thermodynamics which that studies heat, how it is transferred and effects
Sound that studies production, properties and application of sound waves
Light that deals with properties,pysical aspects and objects that utilize light
Electricity and magnetism that studies charges, their effects and relation with magnetism
Classical physics that studies laws of motion and gravity
Modern physics that study theory of relativity and quantum mechanics

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