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Tanya [424]
3 years ago
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How else might an understanding of physics impact biology?

Physics
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JulijaS [17]3 years ago
4 0

Biology is the investigation of living beings. Physics is the investigation of matter and the laws of nature to comprehend the conduct of matter and the universe. The Biophysical Society clarifies that, when researchers consolidate physics and biology, they take in more about organic frameworks on a sub-atomic or atomic level. By adopting a quantitative strategy to natural inquiries, a researcher picks up a superior comprehension of examples that happen in living life forms.

Physics gives the basis for biology. Without space, matter, energy and time - segments that make up the universe - living life forms would not exist.


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